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@jscad/3mf-serializer
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Serializer of JSCAD geometries to 3MF shapes
This serializer outputs a 'blobable' array of data from one or more JSCAD geometries. Only XML output is supported.
The array of data can either be used to create a Blob (new Blob(blobable)
), or converted to a Node.js buffer.
The serialization of the following geometries are possible.
In addition, both color and name attributes are converted to 3MF attributes if found on the JSCAD geometry.
npm install @jscad/3mf-serializer
const { serialize } = require('@jscad/3mf-serializer')
const rawData = serialize({unit: inch}, geometry)
//in browser (with browserify etc)
const blob = new Blob(rawData)
For questions about the API, please contact the User Group
Please see the README information of the OpenJSCAD.org project for how to submit bug reports or changes.
Small Note: If editing this README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.
The MIT License (MIT) (unless specified otherwise)
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3MF serializer for JSCAD project
We found that @jscad/3mf-serializer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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