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immersivity_core
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Immersivity's core library enables you to create interactive web experiences using your camera. Transform ordinary websites into dynamic 3D environments by responding to head movements. 🎥🌐
To install the library, use npm or yarn:
npm install immersivity-core
# or
yarn add immersivity-core
First, set up the video element that will be used for face detection:
import { setVideoElement } from 'immersivity-core';
async function setupVideo() {
const videoElement = await setVideoElement();
// Do something with the video element if needed
}
setupVideo();
Once the video element is set, start the face parallax effect:
import { startFaceParallax } from 'immersivity-core';
async function startParallax() {
const videoElement = await setVideoElement();
startFaceParallax(videoElement);
}
startParallax();
Wrap the elements you want to apply the parallax effect to:
import { wrapParallax } from 'immersivity-core';
const element = document.getElementById('myElement');
wrapParallax(element);
You can subscribe to face movement events to perform custom actions:
import { subscribeToEventEmitter } from 'immersivity-core';
function handleFaceMovement({ centerX, centerY, rotationX, rotationY }) {
console.log(`Center X: ${centerX}, Center Y: ${centerY}`);
console.log(`Rotation X: ${rotationX}°, Rotation Y: ${rotationY}°`);
}
subscribeToEventEmitter(handleFaceMovement);
To unsubscribe from the events:
import { unsubscribeFromEventEmitter } from 'immersivity-core';
unsubscribeFromEventEmitter(handleFaceMovement);
Retrieve the class name used for the parallax container:
import { getParallaxContainerClassName } from 'immersivity-core';
const className = getParallaxContainerClassName();
console.log(`Use this class for parallax container: ${className}`);
setVideoElement()
Sets up and returns a video element for face detection. 🎥
startFaceParallax(videoRef: HTMLVideoElement)
Starts the face parallax effect using the provided video element. 🔄
wrapParallax(el: HTMLElement)
Wraps the specified element with a parallax container. 🌀
subscribeToEventEmitter(callback: EventCallback)
Subscribes to face movement events. 🔔
unsubscribeFromEventEmitter(callback: EventCallback)
Unsubscribes from face movement events. 🚫
getParallaxContainerClassName()
Returns the class name used for the parallax container. 🏷️
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2024 Ivan Husarov.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
FAQs
Immersivity. Feel the depth.
We found that immersivity_core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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