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@vgpu/adapter-node

v0.0.5

Published

Node.js GPU adapter for vgpu, using Dawn-based WebGPU bindings.

Readme

@vgpu/adapter-node

0.0.1 — early preview

@vgpu/adapter-node connects vgpu to Node.js runtimes through Dawn-based WebGPU bindings. It exposes both a reusable adapter for App.create() and a convenience helper that creates a Device directly, making it the package to use for server-side rendering, CI image generation, and serverless deployments. This package depends on [email protected], and the release target includes linux-arm64 prebuilt support.

Install

pnpm add @vgpu/adapter-node

Exports

Runtime

  • createNodeAdapter
  • createNodeDevice

Usage

import { createNodeDevice } from "@vgpu/adapter-node";

const device = await createNodeDevice({ backend: "webgpu" });
const texture = device.createTexture({
  size: [64, 64],
  format: "rgba8unorm",
  usage: ["render_attachment", "copy_src"],
});

const bytes = await texture.read();
device.destroy();

License

MIT.