Ink is a framework for creative 2D graphics in Go, based on OpenGL. Visit buchanae.github.io/ink for more.

Install:

go get github.com/buchanae/ink

(Building Ink is a little tricky, because it depends on GLFW. You might need to install these packages:

build-essential
xorg-dev 

Write example.go:

package main

import (
	. "github.com/buchanae/ink/color"
	. "github.com/buchanae/ink/dd"
	"github.com/buchanae/ink/gfx"
)

func Ink(doc gfx.Doc) {
	t := Triangle{
		XY{0.2, 0.2},
		XY{0.8, 0.2},
		XY{0.5, 0.8},
	}
	s := gfx.Fill{Shape: t}.Shader()
	s.Set("a_color", []RGBA{
		Red, Green, Blue,
	})
	s.Draw(doc)
}

Run:

ink example.go

Ink opens a window and renders your triangle:

There are more examples in the sketches directory.

• Ink is based on OpenGL only, although other backends are desired. There is an experimental WebGL branch.
• Ink is focused on 2D graphics, although 3D is desired some day.
• Most numbers are float32, because OpenGL APIs are mostly based on float32s.
  • This is also why I haven't used the Go stdlib image/color. I admit this feels messy.
• Angles are in radians, unless otherwise noted.