$ npm install luma.gl
luma.gl's provides efficient and easy-to-use WebGL2-based building blocks enabling high-performance GPU-based data visualizations and computations on your browser.
See Examples and Documentation. Change Log.
High Level Design Goals
Secondary Design Goals:
WebGLRenderingContext
and can used together with components from other frameworks (e.g. stackgl).luma.gl started out as a fork of PhiloGL however no effort has been made to maintain compatibility with PhiloGL-based applications.
npm install luma.gl --save
Luma.gl comes with 16 lessons, a number of examples, and a full set of reference documenation.
To run examples:
git clone git@github.com:uber/luma.gl.git
cd luma.gl
npm install
npm start
This builds the luma.gl bundle, starts a small local server, and opens a browser window on a welcome page, allowing you to run to all lessons and examples.
Use npm start
to run the test server, it will open a web page from which
you can access the examples and lessons, and automatically update when you
save modified source files.
Testing is performed on Travis CI and using a precommit hook. Local testing is supported on three environments
npm test
- runs npm run test-headless
npm run test-browser
- Tests in your browser, may be helpful
to quickly debug test case failures since it autoreloads on changes and
gives you full access to your browser's debugger.When adding new features, or modifying existing ones, carefully consider if unit testing can be provided.
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