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vgpu

v0.0.5

Published

11 hours ago

Official VGPU CLI placeholder for future docs, doctor, and WGSL utilities.

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webgpu graphics rendering cli wgsl vgpu

vgpu

Official VGPU CLI placeholder.

This package reserves the unscoped vgpu npm package name for the official VGPU CLI. It is intentionally small today and does not provide runtime APIs.

Use the runtime packages

Use the published @vgpu/* packages directly for runtime functionality:

@vgpu/core
@vgpu/render
@vgpu/wgsl
adapters such as @vgpu/adapter-mock and @vgpu/adapter-node

For example:

pnpm add @vgpu/core @vgpu/render @vgpu/wgsl

CLI behavior

A tiny vgpu binary is included so npx vgpu and npx vgpu --help show the official placeholder message instead of failing.

npx vgpu
npx vgpu --help
npx vgpu --version

Exit codes:

vgpu, vgpu --help, and vgpu -h print help to stdout and exit 0.
vgpu --version and vgpu -v print 0.0.5 to stdout and exit 0.
vgpu docs, vgpu doctor, and vgpu wgsl print a coming-soon message to stderr and exit 1.
Unknown commands print an error plus help to stderr and exit 1.

Planned CLI surface

Future versions may expose commands such as:

vgpu docs
vgpu doctor
WGSL utilities

These commands are not implemented yet. For now, install and use the @vgpu/* packages directly.

License

MIT.