Svg2GPU is a lightweight toolkit for parsing SVG data and rendering it through GPU pipelines. The current renderer implementation is WebGPU-based, but the project is designed with a general GPU-oriented direction in mind: predictable geometry processing, typed rendering data, and tooling that maps well to modern GPU workflows.
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Vascool14/Svg2GPUChange directory to the library directory to build the latest svg2gpu.min.js
cd svg2gpu/svg2gpu
npm i
npm run build # to build the libary min js file in "/lib"Then, use the svg2gpu.min.js file as an import wherever you might need to use it.
Or, skip this entirely and inside your project do
npm i svg2gpu
The fastest way to understand the project in practice. You can load multiple SVG examples, edit them live, and instantly compare native SVG output with the GPU-rendered result. It also includes validation feedback and a terminal-style log so you can iterate safely while experimenting with complex shapes.
included to make the API surface easy to explore. It documents core parser and renderer types, enums, and utilities, so you can quickly move from interactive experimentation to real integration in your own app.
