npm install lumeLUME is composed of several packages that can be used individually, or together as a whole:
lume - HTML elements for rich graphicsHTML elements for easily defining rich and interactive 2D or 3D applications powered by CSS3D, WebGL, or both mixed together.
This package uses and re-exports features from the below packages.
@lume/element - System for defining HTML elementsThis is a web component system that allows you to create new, fast, and performant HTML elements in a simple way. It provides the foundation for LUME's HTML elements, and a standard pattern for building new elements that extend the features of LUME.
element-behaviors - Mix functionalities onto HTML elementsThis allows you to augment HTML elements with features called "behaviors"
that are similar to custom elements: each behavior is defined as a class
that has the same lifecycle methods as custom elements. The difference is
that an unlimited number of behaviors can be associated with an element.
glas - WebGL engine written in AssemblyScript (WIP)This is a WebGL engine with the consistent performance of WebAssembly, written in AssemblyScript (a TypeScript-to-WebAssembly compiler).
LUMECraft is a collection of applications made with LUME, showing what LUME can do, and serving as forkable starting points for further customization.
first-person-shooter - First-person shooter gameA first-person shooter game foundation made with LUME, Solid.js, and Meteor.
There's various ways to get involved!
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