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glslify-brunch
Advanced tools
Run glsl files through glslify in brunch.
Install the plugin via npm with npm install --save glslify-brunch
Or manually:
"glslify-brunch": "x.y.z"
to package.json
and run npm install
"glslify-brunch": "git+ssh://git@github.com:bmatcuk/glslify-brunch.git"
In your brunch-config.coffee
, you can add glslify transform options:
exports.config =
...
plugins:
glslify:
transform: ...
Transform options are passed unmolested straight into glslify, so see the glslify documentation for the format of the options.
You can also configure how glslify-brunch converts your GLSL into javascript. The default depends on your modules.wrapper
setting in your brunch-config.coffee
file:
If modules.wrapper = 'commonjs'
(the default brunch setting), the output will be:
module.exports = "...glsl...";
If modules.wrapper = 'amd'
, the output will be:
define([], function() {
return "...glsl...";
});
Otherwise, the output will be:
<base filename>Glsl = "...glsl...";
Where <base filename>
of /path/to/file.ext
would be file
.
If you'd like to change this behavior, you can set the wrapper
option:
exports.config =
...
plugins:
glslify:
wrapper: function(path, data) { return "...whatever..."; }
Make sure to JSON.stringify(data)
FAQs
Run glsl files through glslify in brunch
We found that glslify-brunch demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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