@vgpu/render

Slim legacy/utility render package, kept for compatibility while the old thick render surface is removed from the public path.

New applications should use the public vgpu package. @vgpu/render remains as a slim package for edit/inspect/utils/perf helpers and compatibility while the old thick render surface is removed from the public path.

What stays here

• @vgpu/render/inspect: wireframe/normal debug helpers and inspect materials.
• @vgpu/render/edit: mesh edit utilities.
• @vgpu/render/utils: canvas/mouse/frame-clock helpers that are independent from the main API (vgpu).
• @vgpu/render/perf: measurement utilities such as frame timing and pixel diff.

Preferred rendering API

import { init, draw, frameLoop, surface } from "vgpu";

const gpu = await init();
const canvasSurface = surface(gpu, canvas);
const drawable = draw(gpu, { shader: WGSL, targets: [canvasSurface] });
frameLoop(gpu, (f) => f.pass({ target: canvasSurface }, (p) => p.draw(drawable)));

Keep performance-sensitive rendering in vgpu: use bundle(gpu) for static replay, targets: [...] for pipeline pre-warm, uniforms(gpu) for shared values, and draw.group() with dynamic offsets for many objects.

License

MIT.