Tomviz Web Viewer let you embed tomviz web export dataset into existing web site and web pages.
To achieve that you can do it programatically or in a declarative manner.
Declaratively
First you will need to import the JavaScript library which could be done by adding the following script entry.
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/tomvizweb"></script> |
Then you need to position a <div>
into your web content with the following informations.
<div |
Look for an actual export to see what the viewer could actually look like based on the data visualized.
Additional arguments can be provided to remove control UI, disable mouse interaction, create animation…
Removing control UI
In order to remove the control UI, you can do so by adding data-no-ui
attribute.
Removing mouse control
In order to remove the control via mouse interaction, you can do so by adding data-no-mouse
attribute.
Initial state definition
Addition information can be provided to chose the exact camera angle and/or parameter setting.
To achieve that you will have to provide a data-initialization
attribute like the following example:
<div [...] |
Adding animation
An animation can be achieved by changing several parameter at the same time but not the same time step.
Below is an example that will make the data spin changing phi
and while also changing the contour
value but using a different pace. The unit is actually in milliseconds.
<div |
Step information
For local rendering and rotation animation, you may want to provide what is the amount you want to change a given parameter.
To do so, just provide the step information for those parameters with the attribute data-step="azimuth=2&dolly=5"
Toggle interaction mode
When a viewer is used with data-no-ui
, data-no-mouse
and data-animation
, you may feel helpless if you want to use the actual control panel to tune some parameter or the view. To do so, you will just need to double click on the view to toggle the current mode you are in. This will stop the animation and you will gain back the mouse interaction.