FYI, the V2 WEB UI uses 'most' which is a reactive framework based on the concept of 'streams'. So, Angular based components should be possible.

So, what kind of functionality are you looking to implement? This is always the BIG question, as everyone has a different idea. I suggest starting out with small goals, and then add features once the new components start to mature.

Please let us know where you will be working on the components. I'd like to follow along as I'm going to continue developing VUE components as well.

so, JSCAD designs are actually Javascript functions which perform calcuations, create geometry, perform operations with geometry, and finally return the geometry of interest.

const {primitives} = require('@jscad/modeling')

const main = () => {
  let object1 = primitives.circle({radius: 22, segments: 36})
  object1.color = [1,0,0,1]

  return object1
}
module.exports = {main}

The return of object1 from main() is a 2D geometry, i.e. a geom2 object. In the WEB UI, this object is passed to the 'rendering' function, and shows up on the screen as a red circle.

The Vue component requires 2D/3D geometries as well. And as a Vue component, it can live inside another Vue component (or application). This is the rendering piece only.

The JSCAD WEB UI is doing a whole lot more underneath. It loads all the code, evaluates (compiles?) each piece of code, and finally executes the main() function.

If you want this functionality then there's some more plumbing required.

Also, thank you for sharing, I did test locally and your project works. Very exciting!

here's the code https://github.com/z3dev/vue-components

this is only a viewer for a pre-compiled (JSON) design. V2 only!

Just to be clear, I can get the view to render in a static html page, my question is more geared towards if anyone got it to render with react. I'm specifically using react and react-dom and this is on google chrome 84.0.4147.105 if that matters

Recently, I've been playing Vue, and have a simple Vue component which can render a JSCAD V2 geometry. It's kind of cute, but shows potential.