@pictofit/public-types
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PICTOFiT Web Components provide simple to use web components to enrich websites for virtual TryOn, Size recommendation, Size Visualization, Mix&Match, Custom Mannequins all based on Reactive Reality technology stack.
PICTOFiT Web Components provide simple to use web components to enrich websites for virtual TryOn, Size recommendation, Size Visualization, Mix&Match, Custom Mannequins all based on Reactive Reality technology stack.
To integrate PICTOFiT into your websites, we offer pre-made Web Components for different use cases.
Modal Dressing Room: Used for Mix & Match, Size Recommendation, Size Visualization, Adding to Cart, etc.
PICTOFiT Virtual Styling: Presenting pre-configured Outfits, one Off Marketing, etc.
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PICTOFiT Web Components provide simple to use web components to enrich websites for virtual TryOn, Size recommendation, Size Visualization, Mix&Match, Custom Mannequins all based on Reactive Reality technology stack.
The npm package @pictofit/public-types receives a total of 467 weekly downloads. As such, @pictofit/public-types popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pictofit/public-types 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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