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    @spartadigital/nativescript-ns-wikitude

Wikitude plugin for Nativescript


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@spartadigital/nativescript-ns-wikitude

This is under active development. Please Feel free to Contribute and submit any pull requests or issues.

Uses Wikitude version 7.1.

License

This plugin is licensed under the MIT license

a license for Wikitude can be obtained from them, either a trial or paid license will work.

You can obtain a trial license from Here

Installation

to install just run

    $ npm i --save @spartadigital/nativescript-ns-wikitude

You then need to link your license key, you can do this by adding the following in your main.ts/main.js:

global.wikitudeLicense = "[YOUR-WIKITUDE-LICENSE-HERE]"

For {A} in your app.component.ts you should include :

import { registerElement } from 'nativescript-angular/element-registry';
import { Wikitude } from '@spartadigital/nativescript-ns-wikitude';

registerElement('Wikitude', () => Wikitude);

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Example

Example Using Wikitude plugin in {A} :

wikitude-component.html

<AbsoluteLayout class="w-full h-full dashboard">

    <Wikitude #wikitude
            top="0"
            left="0"
            [url]="worldUrl"
            class="wikitude w-full h-full"    
            (loadedNavigation)="onLoaded($event)"          
            (javascript)="onJSON($event)"
            (internalError)="onError($event)">
    </Wikitude>

</AbsoluteLayout>

wikitude-component.ts

export class WikitudeComponent {
    ...*snip*...
    // using ~/ means that the file is a local file.
    public worldUrl: string = "~/wk_world/index.html"

    onError($event) {
        console.log(`Wikitude Error : ${$event.errorObject.message}`);
    }

    onJSON($event) {
        const json = <{ event: string; message: string }>JSON.parse($event.data.data);

        alert(json.message);
    }
   
    ...*snip*...
}


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Last updated on 10 Jan 2018

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