@londondynamics/pericles-webcomponent
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Pericles (/ˈpɛrɪkliːz/) is the project name for the London Dynamics 3D (and 2D) configurator service. Designed with versatility and ease of integration in mind, this package allows you to embed a dynamic and interactive scene directly onto your web page u
Pericles (/ˈpɛrɪkliːz/) is the project name for the London Dynamics 3D (and 2D) configurator service. Designed with versatility and ease of integration in mind, this package allows you to embed a dynamic and interactive scene directly onto your web page using a simple Web Component.
👉 Try it out in our storybook 👈
npm install @londondynamics/pericles-webcomponent
<script
type="module"
src="node_modules/@londondynamics/pericles-webcomponent/dist/configurator.js"
></script>
<ld-configurator customerId="your-customer-id" sku="your-scene-sku">
</ld-configurator>
See all our examples in action.
The Pericles web component requires the following attributes:
customerId: Your customer IDsku: The SKU of the scene you wish to embed ORsceneId: The permanent ID of the scene you wish to embed ORhash: The hash code of a previously saved configuration[!TIP] For more information on configuring the visualiser, please visit the SDK Documentation
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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Pericles (/ˈpɛrɪkliːz/) is the project name for the London Dynamics 3D (and 2D) configurator service. Designed with versatility and ease of integration in mind, this package allows you to embed a dynamic and interactive scene directly onto your web page u
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