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* Add Texture handle type * Add Texture View to shader inputs * Implement basic rendering pipeline * Render first texture using render pipeline * Fix output color space * Precompute the rendering pipeline * Move gpu context creation to editor api * Port gpu-executor nodes to node registry * Fix canvas nodes and make code compile for non wasm targets * Pin wasm-bindgen version * Disable miri temoporarily for better ci times * Fix formatting * Remove unsafe block * Bump wasm-pack version * Bump wasm-bindgen version * Add gpu feature guard for push node * Make Into node async
Overview of /frontend/src/components/
Each component represents a (usually reusable) part of the Graphite Editor GUI. These all get mounted in Editor.svelte (in the /src directory above this one).
Floating Menus: floating-menus/
The temporary UI areas with dark backgrounds which hover over the top of the editor window content. Examples include popovers, dropdown menu selectors, and dialog modals.
Layout: layout/
Useful containers that control the flow of content held within.
Panels: panels/
The dockable tabbed regions like the Document, Properties, Layer Tree, and Node Graph panels.
Widgets: widgets/
The interactive input items used to display information and provide user control.
Window: window/
The building blocks for the Title Bar, Workspace, and Status Bar within an editor application window.
Svelte tips and tricks
This section contains a growing list of quick reference information for helpful Svelte solutions and best practices. Feel free to add to this to help contributors learn things, or yourself remember tricks you'll likely forget in a few months.
Bi-directional props
The component declares this:
// The dispatcher that sends the changed value as a custom event to the parent
const dispatch = createEventDispatcher<{ theBidirectionalProperty: number }>();
// The prop
export let theBidirectionalProperty: number;
// Called only when `theBidirectionalProperty` is changed from outside this component via its props
$: console.log(theBidirectionalProperty);
// Example of a method that would update the value
function doSomething() {
dispatch("theBidirectionalProperty", SOME_NEW_VALUE);
},
Users of the component do this for theCorrespondingDataEntry to be a two-way binding:
let theCorrespondingDataEntry = 42;
<DropdownInput
theBidirectionalProperty={theCorrespondingDataEntry}
on:theBidirectionalProperty={({ detail }) => { theCorrespondingDataEntry = detail; }}
/>