@luma.gl/shadertools
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This is the shader module system module for luma.gl.
See luma.gl for documentation.
glslify is a module system for GLSL that allows you to write modular and reusable shader code. It is similar to @luma.gl/shadertools in that it helps manage shader code, but it focuses more on modularity and reusability rather than transpilation and debugging.
three.js is a popular 3D library that includes extensive support for shaders. While it is a more comprehensive library for 3D graphics, it also provides utilities for shader management and debugging, similar to @luma.gl/shadertools.
glslang is a reference front-end for GLSL, providing tools for parsing and compiling GLSL code. It is similar to @luma.gl/shadertools in its focus on shader parsing and debugging, but it is more low-level and closer to the Vulkan ecosystem.
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Shader module system for luma.gl
The npm package @luma.gl/shadertools receives a total of 263,412 weekly downloads. As such, @luma.gl/shadertools popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @luma.gl/shadertools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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