GLFW

[AlexDaniel]

Module GLFW is failing its tests and/or does not install.

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[lizmat]

As I said in the PR, there are no tests. Not sure where to get the "glfw' library from either. But then I didn't search much for it.

[AlexDaniel]

I think that's all we can do for that module during this squashathon. Good enough for now, maybe we'll come back to it at some point.

[YellowApple]

Howdy! p6-GLFW author here. Merging the PR right now.

To answer the question around native dependencies: p6-GLFW requires GLFW3 to be installed (since it's quite literally just a wrapper around GLFW). It can be downloaded from the GLFW website, or using your operating system's package manager. I'll be sure to make this more apparent in README.md. Worth noting that GLFW in turn requires one of OpenGL, OpenGL ES, or Vulkan.