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armos

armos is a free and open source library for creative coding in D programming language.

Demo

import armos.app;
import armos.graphics;
class TestApp : BaseApp{
    Mesh line = new Mesh;

    override void setup(){
        lineWidth(2);
        line.primitiveMode = PrimitiveMode.LineStrip;
    }

    override void draw(){
        line.drawWireFrame;
    }

    override void mouseMoved(int x, int y, int button){
        line.addVertex(x, y, 0);
        line.addIndex(cast(int)line.numVertices-1);
    }
}

void main(){run(new TestApp);}

Platform

• Linux
• macOS
• Windows

Require

• dmd
• ldc(optional)
• dub
• npm
• GLFW3
• OpenGL3
• FreeImage
• OpenAL
• libogg
• libvorbis
• Assimp

Install

1. Install some packages to build with dlang.

• macOS

  $ brew install dmd dub

1. Download this repository.

• Latest(via github)

  $ git clone [email protected]:tanitta/armos.git

  $ dub add-local <repository-path>

• Stable(via dub)

  $ dub fetch armos

1. Install dependency dynamic libraries and npm for glsl package management.

• macOS

  $ brew install glfw3 assimp freeimage libogg libvorbis npm

1. Build armos.

  $ dub build armos

Usage

Generate new project.

$ dub run armos -- generate project <projectpath>

We recoment to set alias. (This command: $ dub list | grep "armos" will find a package path of armos)

alias armos="path/to/armos"

Or, add to aleady existing package.

put the following dependency into your project's dub.sdl or dub.json.

dependency "armos" version="~>0.0.1"

Why use D?

• Processing Speed : D is as fast as C++ programs.

• Build Speed : The compilation is more faster than a speed of C++. Because of that, we can repeat trial and error.

• Extensibility : We can use C/C++/Objective-C via D binding.

• Easiness to learn : It isn't so much complex than C++!

• Other point is here

ScreenShots

Contribution

Contributions are very welcome!

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch from dev branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request