python-embedded-shader

Adds syntax highlight support for shaders in python multiline strings in VS Code.

Features

Provides snippets to create an embedded shader string, so you don't have to remember the syntax.

Jinja templates are syntax-highlighted. The tokens are rendered as keywords, and the content as string (shaders don't have/use string).

Unfortunately, this does not work for shaders embedded in Python strings. If you know how to fix that I'd love to learn.

for i in range(10):
    print(i)

shader = """//wgsl
    fn produceResult(vec2<f32> foo, f32 bar) -> vec2<f32> {
        return foo * bar;
    }
"""

You need to install syntax highlighting support for the shader languages separately.
This only provides syntax highlighting, no autocompletion or linting of your shaders.