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@solvus/client

v0.2.0

Published

This repository contains the client-facing/stage component of solv.us.

Readme

solv.us client

This repository contains the client-facing/stage component of solv.us. For more information about this project, please see the server repository.

How to use

A standalone build of the client is exposed automatically by the server at /solvus-client.js, so you can add it to your project like this:

<script src="./solvus-client.js"></script>
<script>
        let client = new SolvusClient();
        
        client.on('stageEvent', (event)=>{
           // React to stage events here
        });
        
        client.on('beat', (time)=>{
            // Do something here every beat
        });
</script>
        

or, if you prefer to use npm, add it to your project the following way:

npm install @solvus/client
// This requires support for ES6 import syntax
import SolvusClient from '@solvus/client'
let client = new SolvusClient();

Settings

    let client = new SolvusClient({
        stageId: 'main',
        serverURI: 'https://localhost:8843',
        injectStandbyScreen:true,
        standbyVisible:true,
        bodyClickTogglesFullScreen:true
    };

When not hardcoded, the stageId and serverURI values can be set with URL parameters: /?stageId=SecondStage&serverURI=https://localhost:8469

Setup for development

If you want to add features or customize the client, you'll need to clone the whole repository and install its dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/solv-us/stage.git
cd stage
npm install

Build the library

npm run build

Directories

| Directory | Purpose | |-------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------| | /dist | Containtes minified and bundled script to use in your project | | /src | The source code of the plugin |