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[]
= "blitzkit"
= "0.8.2"
= ["Jake Van Alstyne ☥ <j@jva.lol>"]
= "2018"
= "1.87"
= "A small 2D and 3D game engine over wgpu: meshes, textures, lighting, shadows, collision, text and sound"
= "https://github.com/jvalol/blitzkit"
= "MIT OR Apache-2.0"
= "README.md"
= ["gamedev", "graphics", "wgpu", "3d", "engine"]
= ["game-engines", "graphics"]
# the old name's final release lives here; it is not part of this crate.
# media is the readme's screenshots, which it links to by absolute url so they
# render on crates.io too, so shipping half a megabyte of them would be waste.
# site is the product site at blitzkit.jva.lol, a Hugo project with a vendored
# theme: 225 files and most of ten megabytes that nobody depending on this
# crate has any use for.
# What the crate is: the engine. Everything else is the repository around it,
# and a consumer has no use for any of it.
#
# farewell the old name's final release, not part of this crate
# media readme screenshots, linked by absolute url so they need not ship
# site the Hugo site for blitzkit.jva.lol
# netlify.toml how that site is built, for a directory that does not ship
# shapes the teapot and the Klein bottle, objects the examples draw
# examples examples are not the engine, and a consumer cannot run a
# dependency's examples anyway
# res/textures/checker.png used by two examples and by nothing in src
# specs what the engine promises, kept for whoever works on it
# scripts the copy gate, which guards the readme and the site
# tests reads the site's markdown, which is excluded
# CLAUDE.md working notes
= [
"farewell",
"media",
"site",
"netlify.toml",
"shapes",
"examples",
"res/textures/checker.png",
"specs",
"scripts",
"tests",
"CLAUDE.md",
".git-blame-ignore-revs",
".gitignore",
]
# See more keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
[]
= ["shapes"]
[]
= "0.30"
= { = "0.33", = ["bytemuck"] }
= "4"
= { = "0.25", = false, = ["png", "jpeg"] }
= "0.11"
= "0.4"
= "30"
= "30"
= "1"
= "1.4"
= { = "0.22", = false, = ["playback"] }
[]
# The named shapes two examples draw. A dev-dependency, so it is not in the
# published dependency graph, which is what makes the cycle legal: it depends
# on this crate in turn.
= { = "shapes" }
= "0.33"