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A NodeJS wrapper around GLFW 3.x library

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NodeJS bindings to GLFW ======================= This projects attempts to provide platform-independent access to windowing system and input devices on desktop/laptop computers using GLFW 3 and above. Dependencies ------------ - NodeJS While v0.6.5+ work in many cases, some missing features for typed arrays are only available in v0.7.x. So we recommend at least v0.7.5. - GLEW (http://glew.sourceforge.net/) GLEW is used to find OpenGL extensions in a cross-platform manner. - GLFW (http://www.glfw.org/) GLFW is a simple multi-platform framework for opening a window, creating an OpenGL context, and managing input. - AntTweakBar (http://www.antisphere.com/Wiki/tools:anttweakbar) AntTweakBar allows programmers to quickly add a light and intuitive graphical user interface into graphic applications to interactively tweak parameters on-screen. All of these libraries are cross-platform. node-glfw provides a Javascript wrapper to access native methods in GLFW and AntTweakBar. See example of usage in node-webgl/test/cube.js. Once dependent libraries are installed, do ``` npm install node-gyp npm install --save bindings nan node-gyp rebuild ``` Installation (Mac) ------------------------- Use Homebrew ``` brew install pkg-config glfw3 anttweakbar glew ``` Installation (Linux) ------------------------- Use apt-get or similar package manager ``` sudo apt-get install libxrandr-dev libxinerama-dev libxcursor-dev libfreeimage-dev libglew-dev libxi-dev ``` Download AntTweakBar ``` cd AntTweakBar/src make sudo cp ../include/* /usr/local/include sudo cp ../liblibAntTweakBar.* /usr/local/lib ``` Download GLFW3 (do not use ```apt-get install libglfw-dev```, it is wrong version) ``` cd glfw mkdir build cd build cmake .. make sudo make install ``` Installation (Windows) ---------------------- Have Visual Studio (Express version works fine) installed. Windows dependencies are bundled with this package, so `npm install node-glfw` should work out-of-box. The binary packages for Windows on their respective web site above do work as well but you'll need to change the path in ```bindings.gyp``` to point to where you installed them, includes and libs. Notes ----- - node-glfw is a just a platform binding so don't expect samples here. You should install node-webgl, which contains lots of tests and examples using node-glfw features including AntTweakBar. See node-webgl/test/cube.js for an example of using AntTweakBar with your webgl code. - run ```node test/test.js``` to see a colored triangle with mouse tracking in the command-line. This indicates all is installed correctly.