physics-glass-effects/dist/PhysicsGlass.d.ts

Physics-based glass effects using WebGL with real optical science - works with React, Vue, Next.js, and vanilla JS

import { PhysicsGlassConfig, PhysicsGlassAPI, GlassShape, BackgroundPattern, GlassMaterial } from './types';
export declare class PhysicsGlass implements PhysicsGlassAPI {
    private canvas;
    private config;
    private webglState;
    private animationId;
    private isDestroyed;
    private time;
    private mousePos;
    private uniforms;
    private cleanupContextLoss?;
    private vertexBuffer?;
    constructor(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement | string, config?: PhysicsGlassConfig);
    private validateConfig;
    private init;
    private setupWebGL;
    private setupCanvas;
    private setupEventListeners;
    private handleMouseMove;
    private handleMouseLeave;
    private handleResize;
    private handleContextLoss;
    private handleContextRestored;
    private getShapeIndex;
    private getPatternIndex;
    private updateUniforms;
    private render;
    setShape(shape: GlassShape): void;
    setSize(size: number): void;
    setRefractionIndex(index: number): void;
    setDispersion(dispersion: number): void;
    setThickness(thickness: number): void;
    setBackgroundPattern(pattern: BackgroundPattern): void;
    setBackgroundTexture(texture: HTMLImageElement | HTMLCanvasElement | string): Promise<void>;
    setMaterial(material: GlassMaterial | string): void;
    getMaterials(): GlassMaterial[];
    setMousePosition(x: number, y: number): void;
    enableMouseTracking(enabled: boolean): void;
    startAnimation(): void;
    stopAnimation(): void;
    setAnimationSpeed(speed: number): void;
    resize(): void;
    destroy(): void;
    getConfig(): PhysicsGlassConfig;
    getCanvas(): HTMLCanvasElement;
    isWebGLSupported(): boolean;
}
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