@Gorka-Arakis welcome
Sorry but the documentation for the deserializer / serializer functions are not part of the documentation yet.
You can find the documentation inside the ‘index.js’ file.
The general rule is… options are always first. And options have a default value as well. So, the calls become…
const geometries = deserializer({output: ‘geometry’}, rawdatafromfile)
const blobdata = serialize({}, geometries)
@jess-yan that's not so different than some of the mainstream cad applications. for example, blender allows the selection of the model using a mouse click, but just selects the model from the tree of models on the right. any changes to the model are made to the tree.
i haven't seen this functionality in any of the various websites. it's probably possible but way outside of the goals of JSCAD.
@hrgdavor mentioned that Three.js has this functionality but again implementation is not going to be easy.
@Honest-Guvnor Welcome.
That's correct. Only loading of projects is possible just like the label says. But you should be able to load any of the 'projects' from the examples, such as AMFImport.
There problem reported previously with Chrome on Linux. I believe that was solved after upgrading to the latest version of Chrome.
@jess-yan another good question!
there's an issue with the internal logic of the WEB UI that prevents the 'script' to be shown. it's not that easy to fix either.
you can use the CLI (command line) application to convert the DXF file to a script.
you can find instructions on how to use the CLI in the README file at...
https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/tree/master/packages/cli
@hrgdavor thanks for the nice recommendation.
here's the design, which was converted from an OpenJSCAD design.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4788337
i'll leave the choice up to you gentlemen. 
@jess-yan Super! Please let us know when a working website is available. There are many of us that want to extend JSCAD in various ways.
@jess-yan Here's the fix...
diff --git a/src/viewerComponent.js b/src/viewerComponent.js
index 95b9321..f5bbbdd 100644
--- a/src/viewerComponent.js
+++ b/src/viewerComponent.js
@@ -77,6 +77,7 @@ const setupRenderer = (containerElement, data) => {
drawCommands: {
drawGrid: drawCommands.drawGrid,
drawAxis: drawCommands.drawAxis,
+ drawLines: drawCommands.drawLines,
drawMesh: drawCommands.drawMesh
},
@jess-yan you found a bug! 
i'll patch today, and let you know when the new version is available.
@gilboonet for the V2 version, you could start from the demo.html found in the regl-renderer package. i think you would be able to reassemble this very quickly.
There's a new release of JSCAD, including changes from several pull requests.
svg-deserializer: added pathSelfClosed option to control construction of overlapping paths
regl-renderer: typescript definitions and generator
modeling: corrected CCW determination in 2D hulls
regl-renderer: improve demo, adding pan and zoom
web: added open issues and discord community to help
web: adjusted layout of status messages
regl-renderer: use webgl2 as default context or enable OES_element_index_uint extension
Successfully published:
Once again, thanks to @hrgdavor for the bug fixes and the improvements to the rendering.
@jess-yan Welcome!
The WEB UI is based on a different reactive framework called 'most'. I would not recommend using this.
You might be interested in the small VUE components that I created to show how to use JSCAD within the VUE framework.
https://github.com/z3dev/vue-components
It's still in progress so let me know if you have any issues.
Just wanted to remind everyone that JSCAD needs contributions to maintain the websites and participate in shows. The contributions help cover the expenses, which are pretty meager.
If you're thinking about this then take a look at the Open Collective website for OpenJSCAD.org (old name), and checkout who's contributing and when. All contributions and expenses are fully disclosed. Simple and clean!
https://opencollective.com/openjscad
And thanks if you have already contributed. It really helps everyone to stay motivated.
@Ken Welcome!
You’ve come the the right place, and hopefully you get some help to progress along.
Here are a few hints to get you going.
Polygons (2D) are created using a series of points, but the order is VERY important. The points should create an outline which rotates counter clockwise about the Z axis. This will allow further functions to operate properly.
There’s a little section about the general orientation of shapes.
@walt Welcome!
There are several discussions available, so please look around.
If you’re familiar with REACT or VUE frameworks then you can try the components created by some of our more experienced users. These may be a good solution to get something started quickly.
Let us know if you have any questions!
@Nathan-Apter welcome
Please try www.openjscad.xyz
The examples can be found by clicking on the ? In the top right corner.
Keep those questions coming!
@hrgdavor I’ll try to release in timely manner, but I won’t have time for any new development.
@Nathan-Apter Wow! Nice to see someone making a serious design!
I’d love to help out but I’m on a ‘sabbatical’ right now, and won’t be available until September 1st.
@gilboonet nice progress!
A few pointers on colors…
There are default colors set, which follow the SVG specifications.
https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG2/painting.html#SpecifyingFillPaint
So, if you really want stroke colors then your design should return paths.
Hope,that helps.
The WHOLE 3D shape is projected to 2D. If you want to project a ‘slice’ then use the booleans to make a ‘slice’, and project the ‘slice’.