@monkvision/sights
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Monk sights library providing sight details and overlays
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@monkvision/sights
This documentation is for developers who are installing and using this package. If you are a developer contributing to this package, please refer to this page.
This package exposes the Monkvision sights info. The exported data contains sights label translations, vehicle type info, sight overlays (SVG) as well as miscellaneous sight details. This package is required if you are planning on using the standard Monkvision Capture workflow, of simply if you ar planning on using sights at all. The complete list of available sights in the SDK can be obtained in the official Monkvision documentation.
Installing
To install the package, you can run the following command :
yarn add @monkvision/sights
If you are using TypeScript, this package comes with its type definitions integrated, so you don't need to install anything else!
Usage
Sights
Once the package is installed, every sight available in this package can be obtained using its ID in the following way :
import { sights } from '@monkvision/sights';
console.log(sights['haccord-8YjMcu0D']);
Sight Labels
Each sight has a custom label, available in all languages supported by the Monk SDK. The labels can be obtained in the following way :
import { sights, labels } from '@monkvision/sights';
const sight = sights['haccord-8YjMcu0D'];
console.log(labels[sight.label].fr);
Vehicle Details
Each sight is associated with a specific vehicle. The details for each vehicle can be obtained in the following way :
import { sights, vehicles } from '@monkvision/sights';
const sight = sights['haccord-8YjMcu0D'];
console.log(vehicles[sight.vehicle]);
Contributing
Please refer to this page for more documentation if you are a developer contributing to this project.