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Import GLSL source files as strings. Pre-processed, validated and optimized with Khronos Group SPIRV-Tools. Supports glslify.
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A node.js-style module system for GLSL!
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A C++ native canvas 2D/WebGL component based on gpu opengl glsl shader GCanvas
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A React functional component to display a simple WebGL shader.
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XSlider is a slider library using webgl shader for transition.
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A transform stream for [glslify](http://github.com/chrisdickinson/glslify) that replaces CSS-style hexadecimal colors with `vec3/vec4` definitions.
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Shader module system for luma.gl
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WebGL & GLSL abstraction layer
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- 2d
- 3d
- animation
- blend
- browser
- canvas
- datastructure
- declarative
- glsl
- gpgpu
- graphics
- shader
- shader-ast
- texture
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execute shader programs
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A flexible wrapper for gl-vao and gl-buffer that you can use to set up renderable WebGL geometries from a variety of different formats.
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render glsl shaders to the terminal(!) or to a JPG, GIF, PNG, or PPM file
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Shader based audio processing stream
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Super simple WebGL shader loader plugin for browserify
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A GLSL-focused particle engine for THREE.js.
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Get the attributes and uniforms from a GLSL shader string
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a helper to make ThreeJS shader materials from glslify
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WebGL shader wrapper
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javascript micro-library based on three.js that will helping you initialize your shader scene more quickly
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DSL to define shader code in TypeScript and cross-compile to GLSL, JS and other targets