Install

ezu needs a Rust toolchain to build from source (MSRV 1.89) and nothing at all to run — no system graphics libraries, no GPU driver, no browser.

CLI

cargo install ezu-cli

That puts an ezu binary on your PATH. Check it:

ezu --help

Every command is listed in the CLI reference.

Rust

cargo add ezu

The umbrella crate re-exports the workspace behind feature flags:

[dependencies]
ezu = { version = "0.6", features = ["parallel"] }

parallel pulls in Rayon and enables Evaluator::render_parallel. Leave it off for wasm. See use from Rust and the per-crate map in crates.

npm

npm install @reearth/ezu

The package ships browser, Node, and workerd builds, in scalar and SIMD variants, and exposes them through conditional exports — your bundler picks the right one. See use in the browser.

Example styles and brushes

Nothing is bundled into the library: a style names every brush, font, and image it uses through its sources block. The painterly example styles reference CC0 brushes by relative file: path, so render those from a checkout:

git clone https://github.com/reearth/ezu && cd ezu
ls crates/ezu/examples/styles/
# atlas.json      photo-pop.json   poi-field.json      stained-glass.json
# hillshade.json  pencil-sketch.json  risograph.json   topo.json
# watercolor.json brushes/

Only pencil-sketch.json and watercolor.json need the checkout, for their brushes. Every other example style — hillshade.json, topo.json, atlas.json (its font is a URL), or anything ezu translate emits — renders straight from a URL with no checkout.

Editor support

Point your editor’s JSON language server at the style schema and you get completion and as-you-type validation for all 82 ops:

• ezu-style.schema.json — generated from the same registry the renderer uses.
• ezu schema --out ezu-style.schema.json regenerates it locally, including any custom ops you registered.
• ezu serve serves it at /schemas/ezu-style.json and the built-in editor consumes it directly.