Similar to glsl-fancy-imports, but more familiar.
Mb a matter of a separate package, but I'd rework this one.

Imports fail in with the latest glslify 6.1.0 .
I tried to run the tests with 6.1.0, and they fail. It seems that existing tests used to run with glslify 2.1.2.

Any hope you could check that...? In any case, opportunity to thank you for the great stuff that you share :)

Hello,
when i try to compile the shader, i get the following error message:

An error occurred compiling the shaders: ERROR: 0:? : '' : syntax error

My code is:

#pragma glslify: import("./src/utils/constants.glsl")

If i output the compiled shader, the constant is there, just as it is supposed to be:

#pragma glslify: import("./src/utils/constants.glsl")
const float PI_2 = 3.14159265359;

I am not sure if the macro line should be still there, too. Any ideas what i am doing wrong? My platform is OS X, using npm.

And of course, thanks for the awesome module!
Cheers!

I'm running into this while working on: gregtatum/gl-engine#6

Take a folder structure like this:

• /glam/fog/struct.glsl
• /glam/fog/vars.glsl
• /glam/material/index.glsl

In /glam/material/index.glsl I have

#pragma glslify: import('../fog/vars.glsl')

void main() { ... }

Then in /glam/fog/vars.glsl

#pragma glslify: Fog = require('./struct.glsl')
uniform Fog uFog;

The #pragma glslify: Fog = require('./struct.glsl') gets inlined without the relative path being updated, so the glslify require step can't find my struct.glsl file.

I think I'm missing something completely obvious but I'm getting an error on https://github.com/hughsk/glslify-import/blob/master/index.js#L45 that done is not a function. My build statement is:

budo index.js --live -- -t [ babelify --optional runtime ] -t glslify -t glslify-import

And my import statement is:

#pragma glslify: import('./shader-chunk-lambert-vert.glsl')

Should glslify-import be provided as a transform for glslify instead of browsrify? How would I go about that?

This module doesn't appear to be recursive with further glslify commands that are imported. I have some command line stuff set up to fix it in my case right now, but it would be nice if it continued down into the imported files. Not sure how feasible that is with the architecture of glslify.

If this wouldn't work I could send in a PR with a small explanation on the readme mentioning this.