Raylib exporter

Output

Packrat writes one generated C source file and one image per atlas page:

atlas.c
atlas.png

The source contains the atlas page path, frame metadata, initialization, loading, unloading, name lookup, and a draw helper.

Integrate

Compile the generated source with Raylib and keep the images beside the executable or pass their directory to the generated loader:

PackratAtlas_atlas atlas;
packrat_atlas_load(&atlas, "assets/atlas");
const PackratAtlas_atlasFrame *frame = packrat_atlas_find("player_0001", -1);
packrat_atlas_draw(&atlas, frame, (Vector2){320, 180}, 0.0f, (Vector2){1, 1}, WHITE);
packrat_atlas_unload(&atlas);

Use the actual stem-derived type/function names from the generated file.

Minimal program

For a quick single-file test, include the generated source directly. This assumes the export base name is atlas and the image is beside the executable. Replace player_0001 with a frame name that exists in your atlas:

#include "raylib.h"
#include "atlas.c"

int main(void) {
    InitWindow(800, 600, "Packrat atlas demo");
    PackratAtlas_atlas atlas = {0};
    if (!packrat_atlas_load(&atlas, ".")) return 1;

    const PackratAtlas_atlasFrame *frame =
        packrat_atlas_find("player_0001", -1);
    while (!WindowShouldClose()) {
        BeginDrawing();
        ClearBackground(RAYWHITE);
        packrat_atlas_draw(&atlas, frame, (Vector2){400, 300}, 0.0f,
            (Vector2){2, 2}, WHITE);
        EndDrawing();
    }

    packrat_atlas_unload(&atlas);
    CloseWindow();
    return 0;
}

For production, compile the generated .c as a normal translation unit and expose the generated declarations through your own project header.