A small javascript library to develop WebAR apps. It is based on jsartoolkitNFT a lighter version of jsartoolkit5 only with NFT markerless technology. It use ARnft-threejs for the rendering part.
1️⃣ Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/webarkit/ARnft.git
2️⃣ Install the npm packages:
yarn install
3️⃣ Run the node server:
http-server . -p 8000
4️⃣ Go to the example:
http://localhost:8000/examples/arNFT_example.html
5️⃣ Point your device 📱 to the pinball image 👇 a red cube will appear !
Download the zipped dist lib package from the releases page: webarkit/ARnft/releases and use it in a script tag:
<script src="path/to/dist/ARnft.js"></script>
or you can use raw.githack services (for development):
<script src="https://raw.githack.com/webarkit/ARnft/master/dist/ARnft.js"></script>
or raw.cdn (for production, you need to add the hash):
<script src="https://rawcdn.githack.com/webarkit/ARnft/<hash>/dist/ARnft.js"></script>
or if you want to import as a module with npm:
import { ARnft } from "@webarkit/ar-nft";
Test the examples in the /examples
folder:
arNft_container_example.html
Example with an alternative container.arNFT_event_example.html
Example with objVisibility and eventListener.arNFT_example.html
The simplest example displaying a red cube.arNFT_gltf_brave_robot_example.html
More advanced example with a gltf model and threejs events.arNFT_gltf_example.html
Example showing a gltf model (Duck).arNFT_image_example.html
Example showing an image.arNFT_video_example.html
Example showing a video.
You can try also a live example with React at this link: kalwalt.github.io/ARnft-ES6-react/
You can build the docs with this command:
yarn docs
Then run a live server and go to the docs folder.
- NFT (Natural Feature Tracking) Markers, read my article: NFT natural feature tracking with jsartoolkit5
- ES6 standard. You can install it as a npm package and use it as a module (experimental). Install it with npm:
npm i @webarkit/ar-nft
or with yarn:
yarn add @webarkit/ar-nft
- Configuration data in an External .json file.
We are using Prettier as code formatter. You only need to run the yarn format
to write the formatted code with Prettier. If you want to check if the code is well formatted, before to format, run instead: yarn format-check
If you make changes to the code, run these commands to build the distribution libray, install all the dependencies with:
yarn --include=dev i
For a development build, that is the code will be rebuilt for every changes, run:
yarn dev-ts
Instead for a production build, with more optimizations in the code and smaller size, run:
yarn build-ts