matterjs

To set up a 2D physics simulation with Matter.js, you initialize the Engine, World, Render, and Runner. You then add bodies and constraints to the world to observe physical interactions and rendering.

Yes, you can use Matter.js in a React project. The setup pattern supports plain HTML, React, or canvas-based projects, providing repeatable initialization and SPA cleanup for physics-driven components.

The best way to add bodies and constraints in Matter.js is by following a repeatable body management pattern. This approach allows you to easily add physical objects and optional mouse interactions to the simulation.

Yes, Matter.js supports mouse interaction. You can enable optional mouse interaction alongside body and constraint management to allow users to directly manipulate objects within the 2D physics world.

To handle Matter.js cleanup in a single page application, you use the provided SPA cleanup patterns. These patterns ensure proper teardown of the Engine, World, Render, and Runner when navigating away.