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react-stl-obj-viewer

v1.2.0

Published

React components to view STL and OBJ models.

Downloads

189

Readme

react-stl-obj-viewer

React components to view STL and OBJ models. Based on THREE.js and react-stl-viewer

Live Demo.

Example.

How to use

  1. Install the app

    • via npm npm install react-stl-obj-viewer --save
    • via yarn yarn add react-stl-obj-viewer
  2. Use OBJ or STL loader

    import {OBJViewer, STLViewer} from 'npm-react-component-starter';

  3. Pass props to viewers:

static propTypes = {
        className: PropTypes.string, // Class name for viewer wrapper
        url: PropTypes.string,       // Url for STL or OBJ model
        file: PropTypes.object,      // File object of STL or OBJ model, 
                                     // when passed *url* prop will be ingonred
        width: PropTypes.number,     // Width of rendered area 
        height: PropTypes.number,    // Height of rendered area
        backgroundColor: PropTypes.string, // Scene background color 
        modelColor: PropTypes.string,// Model color(textures unsupported)
        sceneClassName: PropTypes.string, // Class name for rendered canvas scene
        onSceneRendered: PropTypes.func,  // Callback for rendered scene ready
    };

Default props

static defaultProps = {
        backgroundColor: '#EAEAEA',
        modelColor: '#B92C2C',
        height: 400,
        width: 400,
        sceneClassName: '',
    };

Convert scene to screenshot

Simply get your element (canvas scene) by any selector and call .toDataURL("image/png") on it.