@spearwolf/shae-offscreen-canvas
v0.5.0
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an offscreen canvas element based on the shadow-objects framework
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@spearwolf/shae-offscreen-canvas
a multi threaded renderer 🚀 for your browser using web workers and shared offscreen canvases
Caution‼️ this is a highly experimental setup, but with a damn high awesomeness factor! 😉
Using the shadow-objects library, the shae-offscreen-canvas package provides several web components that can be used to create a shadow-objects scenario that supports general offscreen canvas rendering as well as a shared three.js offscreen renderer.
Integrate the web components in your page
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<html>
<body>
<shae-offscreen-canvas-ctx src="my-shae-offscreen-canvas-shadow-objects.js">
<t.5d-assets-store src="textures.json" />
<!-- somewhere in your layout -->
<shae-offscreen-canvas>
<spw-starfield star-count="10000" />
</shae-offscreen-canvas>
<!-- somewhere else in your layout -->
<shae-offscreen-canvas>
<t.5d-bouncing-sprites count="500" />
</shae-offscreen-canvas>
</shae-offscreen-canvas-ctx>
<script type="module" src="shae-offscreen-canvas.js"></script>
</body>
</html>For a real working demo, check out ./index.html
The documentation for the shadow objects can be found here.
Local Development Setup
Run the tests with ..
➜ pnpm watch # or just use `pnpm test`Run the local test server/scenario with ..
➜ pnpm dev # or use `pnpm nx dev shae-offscreen-canvas`