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@nakednous/idiom

v0.0.11

Published

idiom — the bridges' shared composite layer: targets, passes, pipe, state, the draw policy. Internal, zero renderer.

Readme

@nakednous/idiom

The composite layer webgl.tree and webgpu.tree share: render targets, passes — fullscreen, filter, image, pipe — state's owned pair, the textures' policy — texture, upload, cubemap — the picking protocol — readPixel, pick — the line pipe's cache, width policy and HUD, the labels a draw places forwarded to a sink, and the draw policy — buffer, updateBuffer, writeBuffer, the six declared transforms and draw — over a per-API backend interface.

Internal, experimental. Not a public API: no application imports it directly, there is no API site, and the bridges re-export what they document. Its only dependency is @nakednous/tree; a backend is supplied by each bridge (twgl in webgl.tree, webgpu-utils in webgpu.tree), so this package never touches a GPU API itself.

The interface is the specification and the conformance suite is its executable half: a recording fake backend asserts the composite call sequence of every verb, an export/arity manifest pins the surface, the restore contracts pin what each verb leaves as it found it, and the dependency line is a test.

createContext(backend) · disposeContext(ctx)
renderTarget(ctx, opts) · SCREEN
program(ctx, frag) · fullscreen(ctx) · filter(ctx, prog, uniforms, input)
image(ctx, tex, opts) · pipe(ctx, source, passes, opts) · releasePipe(ctx, key)
state(ctx, opts)
texture(ctx, source, opts) · upload(ctx, tex, source) · cubemap(ctx, faces, opts) · CUBE_FACES
readPixel(ctx, target, x, y) · pick(ctx, x, y, drawFn, opts)
gizmo(ctx, name, opts) · fill(ctx, g, gen) · drawLines(ctx, g, opts) · drawPane(ctx, g, opts)
beginHUD(ctx, { vp }) · endHUD(ctx) · inHUD(ctx, opts, fn)
buffer(ctx, arrays, opts) · updateBuffer(ctx, geo, arrays, opts) · writeBuffer(ctx, geo, arrays)
install(ctx, prog, M) · draw(ctx, geo, M, opts) · TRANSFORMS · declaredTransforms(names)

Status: 0.0.x, experimental — targets, passes, pipe, state, the textures' policy and the draw policy, the picking protocol and the line pipe, proven against the fake and by both bridges; the ten gizmo verbs themselves, the space mappings and the camera install are later stages. Gates: npm test, npm run build.