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    • Dunk FordyceD Offline
      Dunk Fordyce @z3dev
      last edited by

      @z3dev

      I didnt get very far...

      {
        "name": "machinez1",
        "version": "1.0.0",
        "description": "",
        "main": "index.js",
        "scripts": {
          "run": "...cmd to launch a webserver with the viewer"
        },
        "author": "",
        "license": "ISC",
        "dependencies": {
          "@jscad/modeling": "^2.0.0-alpha.9"
        },
        "devDependencies": {
          "@jscad/web": "^2.0.0-alpha.9"
        }
      }
      
      • scripts: is there a command that runs a web server with a viewer? I know about npm run dev in the www package but that's not what we want.
      • dependencies: It seems correct to include this so that is a totally valid package, but perhaps it should just include the typescript definitions. I'm not sure
      • devDependencies: a viewer seems like a good thing for development, certainly for a template
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      • z3devZ Offline
        z3dev @Dunk Fordyce
        last edited by z3dev

        @Dunk-Fordyce your points are fair.

        The parameters are still closely tied to HTML input types. There’s a whole new world now with V2 so please be frank and propose some innovative changes.

        There should be reinforcement of the JavaScript language, so defaults should be useable. Definitely an area to explore.

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          z3dev @Dunk Fordyce
          last edited by

          • scripts: is there a command that runs a web server with a viewer? I know about npm run dev in the www package but that's not what we want.

          I think this would be the desktop application, which doesn’t exist yet for V2.

          • dependencies: It seems correct to include this so that is a totally valid package, but perhaps it should just include the typescript definitions. I'm not sure

          It probably depends on the IDE.
          Does anyone have a suggestion?

          • devDependencies: a viewer seems like a good thing for development, certainly for a template

          CLI is an alternative, but viewing the results makes more sense.

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          • Dunk FordyceD Offline
            Dunk Fordyce @z3dev
            last edited by

            @z3dev a desktop viewer requires a whole lot of desktop whereas a web viewer can be viewed from any machine on the same network trivially. I'm guessing here: a web server setup is going to be alot smaller than requesting electron or whatever else is used. I'd go even further and say that the desktop viewer should always just be the web viewer wrapped up in electron with any features that cant be done in a browser.

            Having the CLI tools there would certainly be good, I had forgotten about those.

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            • hrgdavorH Offline
              hrgdavor @Dunk Fordyce
              last edited by

              @Dunk-Fordyce

              There is a discord channel on ELMER server. Somebody there created lots of channels for different cad projects.

              here is invite link for #openjscad
              https://discord.gg/mGKESsy3

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              • Dunk FordyceD Offline
                Dunk Fordyce @hrgdavor
                last edited by

                @hrgdavor wow! thats a lot of cool things in the same place hehe thanks!

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                • z3devZ Offline
                  z3dev @Dunk Fordyce
                  last edited by

                  @Dunk-Fordyce just another thought...

                  Installing live reload is an option. The web application has support for live reload, which is enabled after a file or a project is dropped to the web page.

                  I actually run tests of live reload using small projects.

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                  • wildjerryW Offline
                    wildjerry
                    last edited by

                    In errors, what is the blob url? Going to them just yields a 404.

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                    • z3devZ Offline
                      z3dev @wildjerry
                      last edited by

                      @wildjerry said in Beginner Questions:

                      In errors, what is the blob url? Going to them just yields a 404.

                      Probably a different topic would be better but... I think you mean these error messages.

                      TypeError: cag._toCSGWall is not a function
                      Line: 10713,col: 0
                      (blob:https://openjscad.org/2c5b9973-25f7-4c49-9e61-8b632a209931)
                      

                      Deep down in the JavaScript engine of the browser, an error occured. However, the browser doesn't have a 'real' URL as the source code has been tweaked and anonymous. So, it reports the error as originating in the anonymous (blob) object.

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                      • z3devZ Offline
                        z3dev @Dunk Fordyce
                        last edited by

                        @Dunk-Fordyce I really like this concept of a preconfigured project. It would be a great addition to the JSCAD project.

                        Probably, there are a few different styles of projects. So, maybe a little repository of starting projects could be created.

                        Interested?

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