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react-webxr

v0.1.0-beta.0

Published

React implementation of the web xr api

Downloads

5

Readme

React WebXR

Status

Build status Storybook npm version

Overview

React WebXR is an attempt at creating React components implementing some of the WebXR Device API. The intention is to start with some of the augmented reality features - firstly the Hit Test API.

Components

A list of components and usage can be found in the storybook

Browser Support

Currently the augmented reality features in WebXR are only supported in the Chrome 81 for Android - currently in beta

caniuse WebXR

Prerequisites

nodejs

yarn

Getting Started

Once you have cloned the repository run yarn to install the package dependencies. Then run yarn storybook to run the storybook application on http://localhost:3000