@gilboonet Thank you for the hint.
There are probably certain assumptions about running this example that i don't know of. Simply opening the example file in browser gives:

And no OpenJSCAD.org Logo appears as the title would make you think.

So does the example expect some environment?
It looks like it does - the url to the logo is examples/logo.jscad while examples is not a subdirectory of web but a neighbouring - directory changing the design-url to "../examples/logo.jscad" gives not different result though. So how does this example work?

There is now an issue at https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/issues/448

There is now a stackoverflow question about this at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56520743/integrating-openjscad-into-mediawiki and a trial page at http://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/ParametricLampShade

The current solutions I know of for displaying JSCad Designs:

• https://www.openjscad.org/
• https://danmarshall.github.io/jscad-gallery/
• https://risacher.org/OpenJsCad
• https://johnwebbcole.gitlab.io/vesa-shelf/
• https://joostn.github.io/OpenJsCad/

all need quite some infrastructure to work.

I am looking for a (hopefully) much simpler solution that can be embedded in Mediawiki. For a start a plain html page with a bit of javascript would do for me.

Would it be possible to source the necessary javascript from some other website?
If not what would be the minimum amount of code that neeeds to reside on the server of the Mediawiki site?

I'd be willing to create a MediaWiki extension for displaying JSCad files if there is a long-term (multi-year) future for such a solution. Will Version2 be compatible in this respect to Version 1.9?

You might want to post your question on stackoverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/openjscad - the audience is bigger there.

The issue https://github.com/EinsteinsWorkshop/BlocksCAD/issues/37 is closed.
I'd love to see that parameterized OpenJSCAD designs can be used as Blocks in BlocksCAD. Would this be a different issue?

It would be great if BlocksCAD would have some "import" mechanism where one simply has to specify an URL of an example e.g. for:
https://www.openjscad.org/#examples/gear.jscad

the url would be:
https://www.openjscad.org/examples/gear.jscad

and since the design describes it's own parameters a corresponding BlocksCAD block would be made available for use.

I think this would be a tremendous improvement for the transition from beginner to expert. Beginners could use BlocksCAD but still get access to parameterized more complicated "parts". Intermediate users could combine there own first OpenJSCAD solutions with BlocksCAD stuff they started with. And finally if experts don't need BlocksCAD anymore they can work in OpenJSCAD all day.

What do you think?

Thank you kaosat-dev for looking into this. I added the issue:

https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/issues/438

to more clearly show what the problem is. Locally I can work with the drag&drop solution or with the workspace-mounting approach of the dockerized OpenJSCAD at https://github.com/BITPlan/docker-openjscad

There was only a very small difference ...

diff main.jscad /Users/wf/source/scad/testinclude/main.jscad 6c6
<   return myLib().b(2);
---
>   return myLib.b(2);

I 'v fixed the dockerized github repo and will try to fix the wiki now, too.
Thanks for all the help finally I am going to work on my own designs now ...

In remote.pl I found the following comment:

2017/09/23: 0.005: fix vulnerability: disallow file://

In a local installation like with the docker image https://github.com/BITPlan/docker-openjscad this is probably not such a big issue.
Where can i find a remote.pl that is more suite to the local installation use case?

Thanks for the swift reply. I think we are getting closer.
I gave up with the "sister-directory" approach and put the workspace below the examples directory.

This way

docker run --publish=8080:8080 --name openjscad -v /Users/wf/source/docker/docker-openjscad/workspace:/openjscad/packages/web/examples/workspace bitplan/openjscad:latest

works and mounts my workspace directory to the docker container. I have added a sample workspace now to https://github.com/BITPlan/docker-openjscad/tree/master/workspace

http://localhost:8080/index.html#examples/workspace/Cube.jscad
now leads to the error:

ReferenceError: Box is not defined

which is a pity since it would be exactly my expectation for an include command to really include another source as if it would be part of the source that I am editing.

For the "official" example from the wiki i have fixed the include statement (both in the wiki as well as in the dockerization github workspace).

I also tried to follow your hint of adding a myLib() call. The result is:

TypeError: myLib(...) is undefined

So I think we only need one of your working examples and we'd be all set to improve the documentation and file a few issues / change requests.

The general principle works with the docker approach and probably also if you include OpenJSCAD in a local browser installation.