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aframe-in-app-browser

v0.0.5

Published

A progressive in-app browser for aframe using an electron based headless browser companion app.

Downloads

9

Readme

AFRAME In-App Browser

Demo

This project is still a WIP!

This in-app browser uses a headless browser with off-screen rendering as a companion app to paint frames from webpages to a texture in aframe. The companion app is based in electron ( server.js ) and recieves mouse and keyboard events from the front end. This allows for a fully isolated browser experience inside of aframe for doing things like Oauth, or just general browsing in VR.

Inspiration

I wanted to port my scene editor built in Altspace VR to the browser as a standalone aframe based project. AltspaceVR provided a renderTarget based solution allowing you to render a browser to a texture. This project hopes to provide a similar solution in that it will support multiple browser plugins to allow you to connect to and remote control a remote browser inside VR.

Here is a demo of the new aframe based Shane's Editor that this will be used in: Demo

The Shane's Editor project is also open source and you can get involved at github, join our discord or take it for a test drive in the live demo

I will get a demo in place soon but for now here's the details to get you started.

Getting Started

Installing

npm i aframe-in-app-browser

Running

npm start

Building

npm run build

Example

<a-scene stats>
    <a-entity id="camera" camera="near:0.1;far:1000"  look-controls > <!--wasd-controls-->
        <a-entity id="cursor" cursor="rayOrigin: mouse" ui-mouse-shim
                  raycaster="far: 30; objects: .intersectable;"></a-entity>
    </a-entity>

    <a-entity light="type: ambient; intensity: 0.5;"></a-entity>
    <a-box color="#efefef" side="back" scale="10 10 10"></a-box>

    <a-entity position="0 0 -1">
        <a-plane height="0.1" width="1.7" shader="flat" color="#009688" curved-plane position="0 0.55 0"></a-plane>
        <a-plane height="1" width="1.7" shader="flat" browser ui-double-click curved-plane class="intersectable"></a-plane>
    </a-entity>
</a-scene>

TODOs:

  • Need to finish the address bar to allow for navigating to other sites.