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opusgl

v0.0.0-alpha.1

Published

A minimal rendering library.

Downloads

7

Readme

opusgl

A minimal rendering library.

Warning: This library is a collection of years of experimental work with a playground for features and APIs fielded for three.js, react-three-fiber, OGL, and react-ogl. I do not intend to ship it in its current form, so I'm open-sourcing it as a learning resource in the meantime.

Table of Contents

Install

This assumes you already have Node installed and a build system configured. If you're just getting started, I'd recommend using Vite or Codesandbox and continuing with NPM.

via NPM

Install from NPM with:

npm install opusgl
# or, if you use Yarn
yarn add opusgl

via CDN

If you'd prefer to not use build tools and use a CDN, I'd recommend Skypack as it bundles things for you.

Make sure you specify a fixed version ([email protected]) so your code doesn't break down the line.

<script type="module">
  import { WebGLRenderer, Program, Vector3, Color } from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/opusgl'
</script>

Contributing

This project uses semantic commits and semver.

Make sure you have Node and Yarn and installed. Install dependencies with:

yarn

Development

Locally run examples against the library with:

yarn dev

Publishing

To publish a release on NPM, run the following and follow the dialog:

yarn release