pixi.js/lib/rendering/high-shader/compiler/types.d.ts

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/**
 * the vertex source code, an obj
 * @internal
 */
export type Vertex = {
    /** stick uniforms and functions in here all headers will be compiled at the top of the shader */
    header?: string;
    /** code will be added at the start of the shader */
    start?: string;
    /** code will be run here before lighting happens */
    main?: string;
    /** code here will to modify anything before it is passed to the fragment shader */
    end?: string;
};
/** @internal */
export type Fragment = {
    /** stick uniforms and functions in here all headers will be compiled at the top of the shader */
    header?: string;
    /** code will be added at the start of the shader */
    start?: string;
    /** code will be run here before lighting happens */
    main?: string;
    /** code here will to modify anything before it is passed to the fragment shader */
    end?: string;
};
/**
 * HighShaderBit is a part of a shader.
 * it is used to compile HighShaders.
 *
 * Internally shaders are made up of many of these.
 * You can even write your own and compile them in.
 * @internal
 */
export interface HighShaderBit {
    /** used to make the shader easier to understand! */
    name?: string;
    /** the snippets of vertex code */
    vertex?: Vertex;
    /** the snippets of fragment code */
    fragment?: Fragment;
}
/**
 * source code to compile a shader. this can be directly used by pixi and should be good to go!
 * It contains the vertex and fragment source code.
 * This is the final output of the HighShader compiler.
 * It is used to create a shader program.
 * @internal
 */
export interface HighShaderSource {
    fragment: string;
    vertex: string;
}