Doing fonts/text so well, and comprehensively deserves much respect man. The pixiebook entry could do with a bit more code though :D
(The pixie repo examples are already pretty good here though..)
I had not seen pixiebook. If you google
pixie graphics tutorialthen I believe there is not a reference to pixiebook. I will study pixiebook and in about a week reply with what additional material I would like to see.
and as far as example goes, this is the most complex thing I did with pixie (likely not good style, iirc I was mixing the two styles of api available in pixie): reproducing a wordle-like logo (for an Italian version of wordle) with pixie https://pietroppeter.github.io/wordle-it/images (that pixie-created image has been seen by a few million people)
could be nice if we use this thread to share stuff done with pixie, which is awesome!
Can pixie react to clicks on a figure
no, not by itself. for that I would use p5nim: https://github.com/pietroppeter/p5nim
examples of implementation of tic tac toe in p5js that could be ported to p5nim:
Pixie is just a vector graphics library it does not do clicks or open windows. But we did write boxy and windy which you can use together with pixie to make games and other interactive things:
https://github.com/treeform/boxy https://github.com/treeform/windy
And there is also slappy for sound if you are making a game: