glsl_math

v1.0.0 MITLicense declared in the package manifest.

Transforms human-readable mathematical expressions into GLSL shader code. Enter formulas like x^(-2cos(x)) and receive a GLSL-compatible string that is ready for use in WebGL projects and real‑time graphics applications.

95

Security score

0 known advisories in v1.0.0

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78.0 kB

Dependencies

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Last publish

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1 year ago

Security advisories

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No known vulnerabilities affect v1.0.0.