0.1.1

React Krpano

React bindings for krpano.

Demo

✨ Features

• Dynamic rendering of scenes and hotspots without generating xml
• Use Typescript to develop and provide a complete type definition file.

🖥 Dependencies

• krpano.js >= 1.20.9
• React >= 16.8

📦 Installation

• With NPM

yarn add @0xllllh/react-krpano

• Download the latest Krpano from Krpano official website and unzip it to get JS file, then import it through the script tag of your index.html to make the script available globally.

<script src="krpano.js"></script>

🔨 How to use

Loading XML file

The most basic usage is to directly load the krpano xml file through Krpano the xml parameters of the component . The Krpano component will faithfully render according to the xml configuration.

krpano.xml

<krpano onstart="loadscene(scene1);">
    <scene name="scene1">
        <image>
            <cube url="https://some.jpg_%s" />
        </image>
        <hotspot
            name="image_hotspot"
            type="image"
            url="https://0xllllh.github.io/krpano-examples/images/hotspot.png"
            ath="0"
            atv="0"
        />
    </scene>
    <view hlookat="0" vlookat="0" fovtype="VFOV" fov="90" fovmin="30" fovmax="150" />
</krpano>

App.css

.App {
    width: 600px;
    height: 400px;
}

App.tsx

ReactDOM.render(<Krpano className="App" xml="/krpano.xml" />, document.getElementById('app'));

Scene display and switching

In order to simplify the implementation and use, the implementation of krpano's image tag has been merged into the Scene component. The images of the scene can be specified through the images props of Scene component

To add a scene, you need to use the Scene component. Each one represents a scene, and active scene can be specified through the currentScene prop of Krpano component.

ReactDOM.render(
<Krpano currentScene="scene0">
    <Scene
        name="scene0"
        images={[{
            type: 'cube',
            url: 'https://qhyxpicoss.kujiale.com/r/2017/09/01/L3D221IS3QKUQUQBOGAPEK3P3XU888_7500x1250.jpg_%s',
        }]}
    />
    <Scene
        name="scene1"
        images={[{
            type: 'cube',
            url: 'https://qhyxpicoss.kujiale.com/r/2017/09/01/L3D221IS3QKUQUQBOGAPEK3P3XU888_7500x1250.jpg_%s',
        }]}
    />
    <View fov={90} fovmin={80} fovmax={120} />
</Krpano>,
document.getElementById('app'));

Hotspots

Currently support only image hotspots

Hotspots can be easily rendered using Hotspot component. It support a bunch of callback settings

const App = () => {
    const [currentScene, setCurrentScene] = React.useState('scene0');
    // Datas
    const scenes = [{
        name: 'scene0',
        previewUrl: '/preview.jpg',
        hotspots: [{
            name: 'hot',
            type: 'image',
            url: 'hotspot.png',
            ath: 0,
            atv: 20,
            onClick: () => setCurrentScene('scene1')
        }]
    },
        name: 'scene1',
        previewUrl: '/preview.jpg',
        hotspots: []
    }]

    return (
        <Krpano currentScene={currentScene}>
            <View fov={90} fovmin={80} fovmax={120} />
            {scenes.map(sc => (
                <Scene name={sc.name} previewUrl={sc.previewUrl}>
                    {sc.hotspots.map(pt => <Hotspot {...pt} />)}
                </Scene>
            ))}
        </Krpano>
    )
}

ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('app'));

Access unsuported features

Since this project has just started development, many components and functions are not yet completed. If there is a function that needs priority support, you can raise an issue on Github. If you want, you can use the KrpanoActionProxy to call the krpano functions by yourself after obtaining it.

Various callback functions will get the KrpanoActionProxy instance as a parameter, and the encapsulated method can be used to control krpano. You can also use renderer.KrpanoRenderer to get a native instance of krpano.

const App = () => {
    const [currentScene, setCurrentScene] = React.useState('scene0');
    const onHotspotClick = React.useCallback((renderer: KrpanoActionProxy) => {
        console.log(renderer.get('view.fov'));
        setCurrentScene('scene1');
    }, []);

    return (
        <Krpano
            className="App"
            currentScene={currentScene}
            onReady={renderer => {
                console.log('Ready message from App', renderer.krpanoRenderer);
            }}
        >
            <View fov={90} fovmin={80} fovmax={120} />
            <Scene name="scene0" previewUrl="/preview.jpg">
                <Hotspot
                    name="hot"
                    type="image"
                    url="https://0xllllh.github.io/krpano-examples/images/hotspot.png"
                    ath={0}
                    atv={20}
                    onClick={onHotspotClick}
                />
            </Scene>
            <Scene name="scene1" previewUrl="/preview.jpg" />
        </Krpano>
    );
};

In addition, tags such as style and action can be written in xml, then imported through xml prop of Krpano component.

pano.xml

<krpano>
    <style name="hotspot_style" url="hotspot.png" scale="0.5" edge="top" distorted="true" onover="tween(scale,0.55);" onout="tween(scale,0.5);" />
    ...
</krpano>

App.tsx

const App = () => (
    <Krpano
        className="App"
        xml="/pano.xml"
        currentScene="scene0"
    >
        <Scene name="scene0" previewUrl="/preview.jpg">
            <Hotspot
                name="hot"
                type="image"
                style="hotspot_style"
                ath={0}
                atv={20}
            />
        </Scene>
    </Krpano>
);

❗️ Restrictions

• Only one krpano panorama is displayed on a page at a time. If you need to display multiple panoramas at the same time, a lighter solution will be more appropriate.
• React components only implement part of their functions for the time being.

🔗 Link

• Home
• Components Documentation
• Demo project
• CHANGELOG
• Krpano official website