generator-cardboard
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Yeoman generator that scaffolds out a web app complete with a virtual reality environment built with THREE.js which is Google Cardboard compatible.
npm install -g generator-cardboardyo cardboardgrunt for building and grunt serve for preview. --allow-remote option for remote access.(HTML/CSS/JS/Images/etc)
Third-party dependencies are managed with grunt-wiredep. Add new dependencies using Bower and then run the Grunt task to load them:
$ bower install --save jquery
$ grunt wiredep
This works if the package author has followed the Bower spec. If the files are not automatically added to your source code, check with the package's repo for support and/or file an issue with them to have it updated.
To manually add dependencies, bower install --save depName to get the files, then add a script or style tag to your index.html or another appropriate place.
The components are installed in the root of the project at /bower_components. To reference them from index.html, use src="bower_components" or src="/bower_components". Treat the bower_components directory as if it was a sibling to index.html.
Testing Note: a project checked into source control and later checked out needs to have bower install run from the test folder as well as from the project root.
--skip-install
Skips the automatic execution of bower and npm after scaffolding has finished.
--test-framework=<framework>
Defaults to mocha. Can be switched for another supported testing framework like jasmine.
See the yeoman contributing docs.
FAQs
Scaffold out a web based Google cardboard VR experience
The npm package generator-cardboard receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, generator-cardboard popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that generator-cardboard demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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