Process fragment shader in js
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This project processes rectangular fragment shaders in Node.js without WebGL, enabling users to obtain the output directly for unit testing, audio processing, or other applications. It serves developers working with GLSL shaders who need to test or process shaders in non-browser environments. The tool provides a simple API to render shaders and retrieve the resulting RGBA color values as floats.
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Transpile GLSL to JS
extend like a boss
Test if two floats are almost equal
WebGL shader wrapper
test a shader's gl_FragColor output on a 1x1 canvas
A node.js-style module system for GLSL!
A synchronous wrapper for glslify, providing a consistent interface between both Node.js and browserify
Test whether you're a component in browser or a package in npm
Multidimensional Arrays
Displays an ndarray as an image
WebGL shim for node
Saves an ndarray as an image to a file
gets a WebGLRenderingContext
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