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com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi
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This package implemented Data Provider
components of the OmiLAXR framework supporting xAPI data format.
It delivers a set of Composers
, Hooks
and Endpoints
supporting a wide set of tracking behaviours.
Just drag and drop the prefab Resources/Prefab/OmiLAXR.xAPI
into your scene.
Because of the less dependencies and modular design of OmiLAXRv2 this framework is compatible with all XR frameworks. It doesnt matter if you use MRTK, VRTK, SteamVR, UnityXR, ... and it doesnt matter what equipment you use.
You can look for existing modules tracking the behaviour you need. The rest can be easily implemented by you own - and we hope you will share it with the community!
The only thing we need to consider are the Unity version. We try to support as much as possible upwards of Unity 2019.4.40f1. You are invited to contribute!
The compatibility was tested on
Please contact us on https://discord.gg/yJgk4ATg if it is not running on your Unity version. We will try to make it possible.
The adapter has following third-party dependencies attached:
Newtonsoft.JSON
: Is used for (de-)serialize JSON files.com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi
com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi
.manifest.json
file.Packages/manifest.json
."scopedRegistries": [ { "name": "npmjs", "url": "http://registry.npmjs.com/", "scopes": [ "com.rwth.unity.omilaxr", "com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi" ] }]
.My registries
and install the package com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi
.https://gitlab.com/learntech-rwth/omilaxr-ecosystem/v2/heart-rate/omilaxr.hyperate.git
and confirm.To work with this package we recommend to place it somewhere outside your Unity project (if the package gets an own git repository) or in root of your project.
Than, you can include the package into your project by going to Window > Package Manager
, click on (+)
button and finally import the package.json
of this project by clicking on Add package from disk
.
For production use we recommend to use Add package form git URL
or using scoped registries (see below).
Here you can see the default structure of the adapter unity packages. The folders surrounding with (FOLDER) are not delivered by default.
You can publish your package at any npm registry.
It makes sense to publish packages for easier distribution in other projects.
But we recommend to use npmjs.com
. Here you can get more details.
But the steps are very easy.
npmjs.com
.version
number in package.json
.npm login
and login via browser (or what else you like).npm publish --access public
.FAQs
This is a package for OmiLAXR for enabling xAPI.
The npm package com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that com.rwth.unity.omilaxr.xapi 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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