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@shapediver/viewer.utils.demo-helper

v1.0.4

Published

This package can be used with the [`@shapediver/viewer`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@shapediver/viewer) to easily create UIs for testing.

Downloads

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@shapediver/viewer.utils.demo-helper

This package can be used with the @shapediver/viewer to easily create UIs for testing.

Additionally, this package includes logic that can be used to create simple demo-helpers with multiple stages.

Install

npm install @shapediver/viewer.utils.demo-helper

Usage

Initial Setup

We are using Flowbite for the styling so first, please add

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/flowbite.min.css" />

in the head of your html-file and

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/flowbite.js"></script>

at the end of the body.

Dark Mode

If you want to use the dark mode, simply add the class dark to the html root element.

Code Usage

After creating a viewport and a session, you can simply call createUI to create an UI in the specified element. This will read out all visible parameters of the scene and add them to the div.

import { createViewport, createSession } from "@shapediver/viewer";
import { createUi } from "@shapediver/viewer.utils.demo-helper";

// create a viewport
const viewport = await createViewport({
    canvas: document.getElementById("canvas") as HTMLCanvasElement
});

// create a session
const session = await createSession({
    ticket: INSERT_YOUR_TICKET_HERE,
    modelViewUrl: INSERT_YOUR_MODELVIEWURL_HERE
});

// create the UI
createUi(session, document.getElementById("menu") as HTMLDivElement)

To create a custom UI, this can be done as follows:

createCustomUi([
        <ISliderElement>{
            name: 'slider test',
            type: "slider",
            min: 0,
            max: 10,
            step: 0.01,
            value: 2,
            onInputCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
            onChangeCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
        },
        <IDropdownElement>{
            name: 'dropdown test',
            type: "dropdown",
            choices: ["A", "B", "C"],
            value: 1,
            onInputCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
            onChangeCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
        },
        <IBooleanElement>{
            name: 'bool test',
            type: "boolean",
            value: false,
            onInputCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
            onChangeCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
        },
        <IStringElement>{
            name: 'string test',
            type: "string",
            value: "my default",
            onInputCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
            onChangeCallback: (value: any) => {console.log(value)},
        },
    ], document.getElementById("menu") as HTMLDivElement)