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@hiber3d/hdk-cli

v1.1.28

Published

Hiber3D HDK's own CLI to perform various actions

Downloads

379

Readme

Hiber3D HDK CLI

Hiber3D HDK is a Typescript library for creating web-based 3D experiences. Powered by the lightweight Hiber engine it is compatible across all major mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. It features built-in multiplayer, character controls, gameplay mechanics, customizable avatars and more, allowing you to create interactive 3D worlds rapidly.

The hdk-cli is used to perform actions like running a local dev server, and publishing worlds on hiberworld.com.

Installation

Install with NPM:

npm i @hiber3d/hdk-cli

or with yarn:

yarn add @hiber3d/hdk-cli

Commands

`hdk dev``

This runs a local development server from the current directory. The server starts at the nearest available port from 5173 and upwards. The development server looks for an index.tsx file or an index.html. If it finds an index.html file, it serves it as plain HTML, if it finds an index.tsx it wraps it in a Hiber3D canvas and calls the code it contains. Optionally, the development server can be used to generate a scene.json after rendering the scene. That is necessary for publishing the world on hiberworld.com. Usually, you will run this indirectly via a yarn dev or npm devfrom within a project created with the create-hiber-worldcommand.

hdk upload

This command does the following:

  1. Make sure we have a DEVELOPER_TOKEN set in .env (Prompts the user for one if missing)
  2. Reads a scene.json that should contain the world json (Gives error if it doesn't exist)
  3. Reads an app.json or a user chosen file name that should contain an id for an existing project on hiberworld
  4. If no app.json is found, prompt the user for a project title and run an api call to /project/codekit/create to create a new project. Save the response id and title to app.json
  5. Run an api call to /project/{id-from-app.json}/save_v3 with the contents of scene.json to upload the world data.
  6. Log the link to the world on hiberworld.com

Usage

Please see the Publishing Guide for examples of using HDK CLI to run and upload Hiber3D worlds.

Documentation

See Hiber3D HDK