@aspicio/elements

@aspicio/elements

Framework-neutral web components for the Aspicio DXF viewer. One implementation of the embed UI, consumable from plain HTML, Vue, Svelte — with React, Vue, and Svelte veneers (@aspicio/react, @aspicio/vue, @aspicio/svelte) layered on top.

npm install @aspicio/elements three   # @aspicio/core and lit come along; three (>=0.184) is a peer

• <aspicio-embed> — batteries included: layer list + interactive preview in one tag.
• <aspicio-preview> — the embeddable canvas alone: pan/zoom/rotate (mouse and multi-touch), animated fit, batched WebGL rendering. No chrome. Set the hover-pick attribute to hit-test the layer under the cursor.
• <aspicio-layer-panel> — the ready-made layer list, identical to the demo app: header with layer count, visibility checkboxes, effective-color swatches, entity counts, hover-to-highlight, double-click-to-solo (with a banner), and a gesture-hints footer. theme="none" renders a minimal list.

One tag

<script type="module">
  import "@aspicio/elements"; // registers the elements
</script>

<aspicio-embed src-url="/drawing.dxf" style="height: 480px"></aspicio-embed>

Attributes: src-url, panel (left | right | none), theme (aspicio | none), no-download, shortcuts. Rich data goes through properties: src (DXF text | File | Blob | ArrayBuffer), options (viewer options), panelStyle (style object applied to the inner panel). The readonly viewer property exposes the full DxfViewer.

Events (all CustomEvents dispatched on the element):

Event	detail	Fires
loaded	{ layers, stats }	after each successful load
load-error	{ error }	when a load fails
viewer-change	{ viewer }	when the viewer is created (null on disconnect)
hover-layer	{ layer }	layer under the cursor, or null (hover-pick)

Vue

For idiomatic props and typed emits, use @aspicio/vue — thin Vue 3 components over these elements. Consuming the elements natively works too: tell the compiler about the aspicio- tags (Vue docs) and use them directly:

// vite.config.js
export default {
  plugins: [
    vue({
      template: {
        compilerOptions: { isCustomElement: (tag) => tag.startsWith("aspicio-") },
      },
    }),
  ],
};

<script setup>
import "@aspicio/elements";
const onLoaded = (e) => console.log(e.detail.stats);
</script>

<template>
  <aspicio-embed src-url="/drawing.dxf" style="height: 480px" @loaded="onLoaded" />
</template>

Vue binds attributes for primitives and DOM properties for rich values automatically — :src="file" and :options="{ background: 0x16181d }" just work.

Svelte

For typed callback props, use @aspicio/svelte — the same three components as raw Svelte 5 source. Consuming the elements natively works too:

<script>
  import "@aspicio/elements";
</script>

<aspicio-embed
  src-url="/drawing.dxf"
  style="height: 480px"
  onloaded={(e) => console.log(e.detail.stats)}
></aspicio-embed>

Theming

The elements render in shadow DOM, so host-page CSS can't accidentally restyle their internals — and every integration looks pixel-identical. Deliberate theming has two hooks:

• Design tokens as CSS custom properties (they inherit, so set them on the element or any ancestor):

  aspicio-embed {
    --aspicio-crease: #ff5c8a; /* accent */
    --aspicio-panel: #101216;
  }
  

  The full token list ships as the aspicioTokens export.

• Parts for structural styling: ::part(panel), ::part(header), ::part(row), ::part(checkbox), ::part(swatch), ::part(name), ::part(count), ::part(hints), ::part(solo-banner), ::part(canvas-host), ::part(download).

The theme uses IBM Plex font stacks but never loads webfonts itself (no surprise network requests from a library). Load IBM Plex Sans/Mono in your page for the exact demo typography; otherwise system faces are used.

Notes

• The viewer property (also delivered by viewer-change) is the full @aspicio/core API — fitView, zoomBy, resetRotation, setLayerVisible, setLayerHighlight, pickLayer, view, stats, toSVG, toPNG.
• Changing src / src-url loads the new document; the most recently set source wins (if both are set at creation, src-url does), and stale in-flight loads are ignored.
• shortcuts keys are scoped to the focused embed (click it first): F fit, +/- zoom, R reset rotation, A show all layers — multiple embeds on a page don't collide.
• Removing an element disposes its WebGL viewer; re-inserting it starts a fresh one and reloads the current source.
• Importing the package registers the elements as a side effect; the module is safe to import in SSR (Node) environments — the viewer is only created in the browser. See apps/elements-example for a full setup.