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AR.js (THREEx, ARjs) modular package - Typescript version
Testing repository for the AR.js core module. I'm converting AR.js code to the Typescript language but providing the same classes and structures as much as possible. The module export two namespaces as in the old implementation: THREEx and ARjs. The project is under development, so things could not works as expected. If you find a bug file an issue at our issues
For now, you can find some vanilla JS examples in the examples folder and anothers in Typescript in the example-ts folder. More examples will be added in a near future. Update 20/10/2024: Now also NFT examples.
First, you need to add the ar.js-threejs
package to your project:
npm install @ar-js-org/ar.js-threejs
then in your typescript code you can import the THREEx
and ARjs
namespaces:
import { THREEx, ARjs } from "@ar-js-org/ar.js-threejs"
var arToolkitSource = new THREEx.ArToolkitSource({
// to read from the webcam
sourceType: 'webcam',
sourceWidth: window.innerWidth > window.innerHeight ? 640 : 480,
sourceHeight: window.innerWidth > window.innerHeight ? 480 : 640,
})
// other Ar.js code...
After, you need a bundler (webpack, rollup..) to build the final app. look at example-ts for this purpose.
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AR.js (THREEx, ARjs) modular package - Typescript version
We found that @ar-js-org/ar.js-threejs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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