Struct WgpuRenderer 

pub struct WgpuRenderer { /* private fields */ }

Main WGPU renderer for Dear ImGui

This corresponds to the main renderer functionality in imgui_impl_wgpu.cpp

Implementations

impl WgpuRenderer

pub fn register_external_texture( &mut self, texture: &Texture, view: &TextureView, ) -> u64

Register an external WGPU texture + view and obtain a TextureId for ImGui usage.

Use this when you already have a wgpu::Texture (e.g., game view RT, video frame, atlas upload) and want to display it via legacy TextureId path: ui.image(TextureId::from(id), size).

pub fn register_external_texture_with_sampler( &mut self, texture: &Texture, view: &TextureView, sampler: &Sampler, ) -> u64

Register an external WGPU texture + view with a custom sampler.

This lets you control sampling (e.g. nearest vs linear) per external texture. The sampler must be a filtering sampler compatible with the ImGui pipeline.

pub fn update_external_texture_view( &mut self, texture_id: u64, view: &TextureView, ) -> bool

Update the view for an already-registered external texture.

Returns true if the texture existed and the view was replaced.

pub fn update_external_texture_sampler( &mut self, texture_id: u64, sampler: &Sampler, ) -> bool

Update (or set) a custom sampler for an already-registered external texture.

Returns false if the texture_id is not registered.

pub fn unregister_texture(&mut self, texture_id: u64)

Unregister (remove) a texture by id. Safe for both external and managed textures.

impl WgpuRenderer

pub fn new( init_info: WgpuInitInfo, imgui_ctx: &mut Context, ) -> RendererResult<Self>

Create a new WGPU renderer with full initialization (recommended)

This is the preferred way to create a WGPU renderer as it ensures proper initialization order and is consistent with other backends.

Arguments

• init_info - WGPU initialization information (device, queue, format)
• imgui_ctx - Dear ImGui context to configure

Example

use dear_imgui_rs::Context;
use dear_imgui_wgpu::{WgpuRenderer, WgpuInitInfo};

let init_info = WgpuInitInfo::new(device, queue, surface_format);
let mut renderer = WgpuRenderer::new(init_info, &mut imgui_context)?;

pub fn empty() -> Self

Create an empty WGPU renderer for advanced usage

This creates an uninitialized renderer that must be initialized later using init_with_context(). Most users should use new() instead.

Example

use dear_imgui_rs::Context;
use dear_imgui_wgpu::{WgpuRenderer, WgpuInitInfo};

let mut renderer = WgpuRenderer::empty();
let init_info = WgpuInitInfo::new(device, queue, surface_format);
renderer.init_with_context(init_info, &mut imgui_context)?;

pub fn init(&mut self, init_info: WgpuInitInfo) -> RendererResult<()>

Initialize the renderer

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_Init in the C++ implementation

pub fn new_without_font_atlas( init_info: WgpuInitInfo, imgui_ctx: &mut Context, ) -> RendererResult<Self>

Initialize the renderer with ImGui context configuration (without font atlas for WASM)

This is a variant of init_with_context that skips font atlas preparation, useful for WASM builds where font atlas memory sharing is problematic.

pub fn init_with_context( &mut self, init_info: WgpuInitInfo, imgui_ctx: &mut Context, ) -> RendererResult<()>

Initialize the renderer with ImGui context configuration

This is a convenience method that combines init() and configure_imgui_context() to ensure proper initialization order, similar to the glow backend approach.

pub fn set_gamma_mode(&mut self, mode: GammaMode)

Set gamma mode

pub fn configure_imgui_context(&self, imgui_context: &mut Context)

Configure Dear ImGui context with WGPU backend capabilities

pub fn prepare_font_atlas( &mut self, imgui_ctx: &mut Context, ) -> RendererResult<()>

Prepare font atlas for rendering

pub fn texture_manager(&self) -> &WgpuTextureManager

Load font texture from Dear ImGui context

With the new texture management system in Dear ImGui 1.92+, font textures are automatically managed through ImDrawData->Textures[] during rendering. However, we need to ensure the font atlas is built and ready before the first render. Legacy/fallback path: upload font atlas texture immediately and assign TexID. Returns Some(tex_id) on success, None if texdata is unavailable. Get the texture manager

pub fn texture_manager_mut(&mut self) -> &mut WgpuTextureManager

Get the texture manager mutably

pub fn is_initialized(&self) -> bool

Check if the renderer is initialized

pub fn update_texture( &mut self, texture_data: &TextureData, ) -> RendererResult<TextureUpdateResult>

Update a single texture manually

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_UpdateTexture in the C++ implementation. Use this when you need precise control over texture update timing.

Returns

Returns a TextureUpdateResult that contains any status/ID updates that need to be applied to the texture data. This follows Rust’s principle of explicit state management.

Example

let result = renderer.update_texture(&texture_data)?;
result.apply_to(&mut texture_data);

pub fn new_frame(&mut self) -> RendererResult<()>

Called every frame to prepare for rendering

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_NewFrame in the C++ implementation

pub fn render_draw_data( &mut self, draw_data: &DrawData, render_pass: &mut RenderPass<'_>, ) -> RendererResult<()>

Render Dear ImGui draw data

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_RenderDrawData in the C++ implementation

pub fn render_draw_data_with_fb_size( &mut self, draw_data: &DrawData, render_pass: &mut RenderPass<'_>, fb_width: u32, fb_height: u32, ) -> RendererResult<()>

pub fn invalidate_device_objects(&mut self) -> RendererResult<()>

Prepare frame resources (buffers) Setup render state

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_SetupRenderState in the C++ implementation Render all draw lists Invalidate device objects

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_InvalidateDeviceObjects in the C++ implementation

pub fn shutdown(&mut self)

Shutdown the renderer

This corresponds to ImGui_ImplWGPU_Shutdown in the C++ implementation

Trait Implementations

impl Default for WgpuRenderer

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.