A rudimentary WebGL fragment shader editor and viewer.

The application requires an HTTP server to function.

• The latest version of Node.js. Make sure to install npm too.
• Basic knowledge of GLSL.

To run the server, you need to run two commands.

1. Navigate to the folder containing the server.js file in File Explorer.
2. Hold down Shift and press right click, it should open the context menu.
3. If you have permission on the machine to open PowerShell, you should see a 'Open PowerShell window here' option. Click on it to open PowerShell.
4. Type the commands below into the PowerShell prompt.

1. Click the Spotlight Search button in the menu bar.
2. Type in 'console.app'.
3. Open the terminal, and type the commands below into it.

1. It varies from distro to distro, but the shortcut to open the terminal is usually Ctrl+Shift+T or Ctrl+Alt+T.
2. Type the commands below into it.

Make sure your terminal is in the same directory as the server.js file of the application.

1. npm install : This installs all the necessary dependencies of the application.
2. npm start : This starts the HTTP server for the application.

After the HTTP server is started, go to http://localhost:5501/.

• Add GLSL syntax highlighting
• Add animation capabilities