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jmap-point-cloud

v0.2.0

Published

POC for display Point cloud data with JMap NG

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Maintainers

k2-devk2-dev

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Readme

Point Cloud Extensions

First steps:

- copy the file /build/env-config.js.example to /build/env-config.js
- change any needed value in env-config.js to fit your environment

Install the following vs-code extensions:

- "ESLint" extention
- "Prettier - Code formatter" extention (Author : Esben Petersen)

Command

  • npm start : to start local web server on port 9000.

Install dependencies (process only one time):

npm i

To start the application:

npm start

LIDAR SAMPLES

you can download some LIDAR samples from this link

The application is accessible at this location: https://localhost:8083

When code is changed, it's automatically built and the web page refresh by its own (thanks webpack dev server).