A small example application showing the minimal setup for integrating WebPTMs into a custom website by using the rti.js library. Built with HTML, JavaScript and rti.js.
This application uses the rti.js library.
On the master branch an up-to-date pre-built version the rti.js library distribution is already deployed in the simpleViewer/lib/ directory. Developers using a version from the master branch may skip the build process explained below, and go directly to Deployment.
On all other branches you need to build the rti.js library yourself, see Building.
The build process requires a global install of uglifyJS. (Please follow instructions at uglifyJS for installation.)
Since this app is currently developed in the same repository as the dependency library rti.js, no prebuilt distribution of the rti.js library is kept in the development branches of the repository. The distribution has to be built and deployed initially and after all subsequent changes to the rti.js sources by running the script build.sh
$ bash build.shThe script will (re)build the rti.js library distribution from the current sources, and deploy the distribution to all dependent apps in this repository. You should be able to see the deployed files inside the directory simpleViewer/lib/
If you do not get any errors here, you are ready to deploy the application on your server.
The application needs to be served over the http:// protocol, accessing it via the file:// protocol will not work. This means a running http server is needed for using, testing or development of the application. A quick and easy way is to use python's SimpleHTTPServer. If you have python installed, just run the following command inside the Apps/ directory:
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServerYou should then be able to run the viewer in your web browser via the URL http://localhost:8000/simpleViewer/simpleViewer.html
simpleViewer is available under the GNU Affero General Public License, see license.txt.