awsm-renderer-core
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| created_at | 2025-03-21 06:57:45.53161+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-05-05 14:19:38.211851+00 |
| description | awsm-renderer core |
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David Komer (dakom)
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Renderer core
This is a core crate for the awsm renderer.
At this level, it's just a thin wrapper around the WebGPU API. It is intended to be used as a low-level primitive, without the headache of dealing with the raw web-sys bindings directly.
The overall approach is to allow native web-sys types throughout the main methods, but have Rust-friendly data types that can be used to create all the descriptors, pipelines, etc. These Rust-friendly data types impl Into<web_sys::...> and so they can be passed like foo.into(). This allows for a more idiomatic Rust API for all the heavy lifting, while still allowing for the raw web-sys types to be used when needed.
In some cases like the command encoder, the custom type holds an inner raw web-sys type, and impls Deref to it, so you get a mixture of the original methods and nicer new ones as they are added.