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NgxView360
This library was generated with Angular CLI version 8.2.14.
NgxView360 let you use 360 photo viewer in VR using Angular technology. This library adapt one of the samples from WebXR Sample. A great thanks to The Immersive Web Community Group.
Setup
Installing
First, you will need to add the webxr polyfill. Some browsers don't have develop in production the WEBXR API. You will need also to install gl-matrix package to calculate webgl matrix.
npm i webxr-polyfill --save
npm i gl-matrix --save
Then append these lines on polyfills.ts:
import WebXRPolyfill from 'webxr-polyfill';
let polyfill = new WebXRPolyfill();
Now, you can add the library:
npm i ngx-view360 --save
Using
Import NgxView360Module on AppModule.
import { NgxView360Module } from 'ngx-view360';
@NgModule({...
imports: [...,
NgxView360Module
...],
})
Then, you can use the component in template:
<ngx-view360 imageSrc="path/to/image"></ngx-view360>
API
The NgxView360Component has some attributes to display the view.
Attributes | description |
---|---|
imageSrc | source of the image to display, need to be a equirectangular image (jpg or png accepted) |
displayMode(optional) | Mode to display image ('mono', 'stereoTopBottom','stereoLeftRight'). 'mono' is the default mode. |
rightController(optional) | gltf file containing right controller 3D model |
leftController(optional) | gltf file containing left controller 3D model |
customButtonStyle(optional) | object to customize vr button |
customCanvasStyle(optional) | object to customize canvas dimensions |
The property 'customButtonStyle' has this structure:
interface ButtonOptionStyle {
color?: string;
height?: number;
corners?: any;
backColor?: string;
textEnterXRTitle?: string;
textXRNotFoundTitle?: string;
textExitXRTitle?: string;
}
Attributes | description |
---|---|
color(optional) | color of texts and logos and borders |
height(optional) | height of the button (px). |
corners(optional) | 'square' or 'round' or any number representing border-radius (px) |
backColor(optional) | background color of vr button |
textEnterXRTitle(optional) | Text showing when support for VR |
textXRNotFoundTitle(optional) | Text showing when no support for VR |
textExitXRTitle(optional) | Text showing when quiting vr experience (case with device associated with computer) |
The property 'customButtonStyle' has this structure:
interface CanvasOptionStyle {
height?: string;
width?: string;
}
Attributes | description |
---|---|
height(optional) | height of the canvas. |
width(optional) | width of the canvas |
NB: To show controllers, you need to give the 3D model for each controller, you need to take in account handedness.
LICENSE
MIT