Package Exports
- @thi.ng/shader-ast-js
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Readme
@thi.ng/shader-ast-js
This project is part of the @thi.ng/umbrella monorepo.
About
Customizable JS code generator, compiler & runtime for @thi.ng/shader-ast.
Due to the lack of native vector operations in JS, this compile target is much more involved than the @thi.ng/shader-ast-glsl code gen and uses a pluggable backend to perform all math ops. The default backend delegates all ops to @thi.ng/vectors and @thi.ng/matrices, which altogether provide ~750 optimized vector/matrix functions.
Unsupported features
- texture lookups (see texture tunnel demo for a monkey-patched solution)
- derivatives (
dFdx,dFdy,fwidth) - probably never supported in this env out/inoutfunction args (see #96 for discussion)
Status
STABLE - used in production
Related packages
- @thi.ng/shader-ast-glsl - Customizable GLSL code generator for @thi.ng/shader-ast
- @thi.ng/shader-ast-stdlib - Function collection for modular GPGPU / shader programming with @thi.ng/shader-ast
Installation
yarn add @thi.ng/shader-ast-jsPackage sizes (gzipped): ESM: 4.9KB / CJS: 4.4KB / UMD: 4.4KB
Dependencies
- @thi.ng/api
- @thi.ng/checks
- @thi.ng/errors
- @thi.ng/math
- @thi.ng/matrices
- @thi.ng/pixel
- @thi.ng/shader-ast
- @thi.ng/vectors
Usage examples
Several demos in this repo's /examples directory are using this package.
A selection:
shader-ast-canvas2d

shader-ast-noise
shader-ast-raymarch

shader-ast-sdf2
shader-ast-tunnel
shader-ast-workers

API
// AST node functions from main shader-ast pkg
import {
mul,
defn,
float,
ret,
vec3
} from "@thi.ng/shader-ast";
// codegen / compiler
import { targetJS } from "@thi.ng/shader-ast-js";
const js = targetJS();
const hello = defn("vec4", "hello", ["float"], (n) => [
ret(vec4(mul(vec3(1, 2, 3), n), -1))
]);
js(hello)
const Module = js.compile(hello);
Module.hello(10);
// [10, 20, 30, -1]Authors
Karsten Schmidt
License
© 2019 - 2020 Karsten Schmidt // Apache Software License 2.0