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gl-react-dom-static-container 

<StaticContainer> for gl-react-dom: caches WebGL rendering into an <img>, free and reuse WebGL contexts. The library schedules the WebGL renderings to limit the maximum concurrent number of running WebGL contexts in order to display a lot of WebGL renderings on the same page.

without gl-react-dom-static-container:

The maximum concurrent instance limit of WebGL can easily be reach if you try to use at least about 20 WebGL canvas running at the same time.

with gl-react-dom-static-container:

gl-react-dom-static-container solves this problem by: (1) caching gl-react rendering into an image and (2) preventing a maximum concurrent gl-react-dom's Surface allowed to run at the same time.

Props

• children required (node): the <Surface> created with gl-react-dom.
• maximumConcurrent (number): limit the maximum concurrent <Surface> instance that can run across all StaticContainer's.
• shouldUpdate (bool): set to true to make the StaticContainer render the WebGL. If you keep the shouldUpdate value to true, the WebGL will continue to render the <Surface> (unless maximumConcurrent is reached). When shouldUpdate is set back to false, and after a debounceShouldUpdate duration, the Surface will be captured and cached in an image.
• debounceShouldUpdate (number in ms): see shouldUpdate prop.
• timeout (number in ms): set the time to wait before the first render happens.

Usage

var GLStaticContainer = require("gl-react-dom-static-container");
// or
import GLStaticContainer from "gl-react-dom-static-container";

...

<GLStaticContainer>
  <Surface ...>
    ...
  </Surface>
</GLStaticContainer>

Full Example

(see example/ folder)