WebGL2 rendering with node.js?

[Alexander Rose]

Hi, I would like to ditch webgl1 support in my app and things are OK on the Browser side (yeah) but I need a way to efficiently render images in node.js. So far I relied on headless-gl (https://github.com/stackgl/headless-gl) which is wonderful but has no WebGL2 support.

Are there alternatives? Or do I need to either use something like Puppeteer or move to WebGPU (not easy) where headless rendering support appears to be better?

[Ken Russell]

Personally I would use Puppeteer and the full browser stack - this is the implementation our team (Chrome) focuses on.

On Mon, Mar 18, 2024 at 7:10 PM Alexander Rose <asr....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I would like to ditch webgl1 support in my app and things are OK on the Browser side (yeah) but I need a way to efficiently render images in node.js. So far I relied on headless-gl (https://github.com/stackgl/headless-gl) which is wonderful but has no WebGL2 support.

Are there alternatives? Or do I need to either use something like Puppeteer or move to WebGPU (not easy) where headless rendering support appears to be better?

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[thomas le coz]

This what I did (pupetter + chrome instance) on the server-side with ffmpeg&webcodecs to encode the creations of customers on the video editing app "kizoa"
(some filter/transition involved webgl2) 

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