Paper Shaders: Zero-dependency canvas shaders

Summary

Paper Shaders Getting started // React npm i @paper-design/shaders-react // vanilla npm i @paper-design/shaders // Please pin your dependency – we will ship breaking changes under 0.0.x versioning React example import { MeshGradient , DotOrbit } from '@paper-design/shaders-react' ; < MeshGradient colors = { [ '#5100ff' , '#00ff80' , '#ffcc00' , '#ea00ff' ] } distortion = { 1 } swirl = { 0.8 } speed = { 0.2 } style = { { width : 200 , height : 200 } } /> < DotOrbit colors = { [ '#d2822d' , '#0c3b7e' , '#b31a57' , '#37a066' ] } colorBack = { '#000000' } scale = { 0.3 } style = { { width : 200 , height : 200 } } / > // these settings can be configured in code or designed in Paper Give designers a visual way to use common shaders in their designs What you make is directly exportable as lightweight code that works in any codebase What it is: Zero-dependency HTML canvas shaders that can be installed from npm or designed in Paper To be used in websites to add texture as backgrounds or masked with shapes and text Animated (or not, your choice) and highly customizable Very lightweight, maximum performance Visual quality Abstractions that are easy to play with Wide browser and device support Framework support: Vanilla JS (@paper-design/shaders) React JS (@paper-design/shaders-react) Vue and others: intent to accept community PRs in the future Building and publishing Bump the version numbers as desired manually Use bun run build on the top level of the monorepo to build each package Use bun run publish-all to publish all (or bun run publish-all-test to do a dry run). You can do this even if you just bumped one package version. The others will fail to publish and continue. License and use Feel free to use this code in any projects, commercial or otherwise. If you use this code or wrap the library to create another shader library or tool, we ask that you give attribution and link to Paper Shaders (it helps us continue investing in this project). Thank you!