ShaderGif
ShaderGif is a platform for art made with code.
You can make gifs with shaders (glsl) and Javascript (either with raw canvas or with the coder-friendly p5.js library).
Dev setup
Docker is the easiest way to get shadergif up and running (It avoids having to manually setup a database, install ruby, python, ffmpeg, etc.)
Run:
git clone https://github.com/antoineMoPa/shadergif.git
cd shadergif
docker pull antoinemopa/shadergif-dev
docker run -p 3000:3000 -v $(pwd):/shadergif -it antoinemopa/shadergif-dev
Then, inside the container:
rails s
Then beware, the code is ugly.
Mission
- Create the shortest path from code to art
- Stay Free (as in freedom) and Open Source (FOSS)
- Make nice gifs
Features
- Upload textures (For Shaders)
- Download frames as a .png zip folder (To make gifs with your favorite software)
- Write and receive comments
- Gif previews - (Easy on visitor GPU, when compared to ShaderToy)
Supported browsers
Currently, Firefox and Chrome (including chromium) are supported.
Licence
Shadergif is licenced under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. See LICENCE.txt for the full licence.
Running ESLint
Running eslint is recommended before pull requests.
In the root shadergif folder:
npm install
npm run lint-fix
Testing
In the root folder:
rake test
Documentation
Visit: doc.shadergif.com