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What is it ?

Vulk is a 3D engine aimed to provide the best graphical experience with Vulkan API. It is written fully in Python. It depends on C modules for the communication with Vulkan.

What is the project goal ?

  • Easy to use: you don’t need to understand Vulkan to use VULK.

  • Modular: every single part of the api must be modular.

  • Full: you shouldn’t need to customize core code, it should suits everyone needs.

Documentation

API

The API documentation is generated after each commit by Travis CI servers into the dedicated repo vulk-api. You can check it here: API documentation

To build the API (in vulk-api folder), execute the following commands:

pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py api

API convention

To make a beautiful API documentation, we must respect conventions. The documentation must be in markdown and respect the following syntax:

'''
Description of the function

*Parameters:*

- `parameter 1`: Parameters is a list and must be quoted with ` `
- `parameter 2`: The description should be precise and can be on
                 several lines (keep the indentation)

*Returns:*

Here we describe the return value

*Exemple:*

[3 backticks]
Here you can put your code
[3 backticks]

**Note: You can add informations at the end of the docstring,
        The name must be inside the following values:
        [Note|Seealso|Warning|Todo]
'''

Dependancies

  • CVulkan: C module to communicate with Vulkan SDK

  • VulkBare: C module providing helper functions

Stay in touch

You can contact me by opening issue (bug or interesting discussion about the project). If you want a fast and pleasant talk, join the irc channel: #vulk. I’m connected from 9AM to 6PM (France).

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