Example web app using makehuman-js

Live version at makehuman-js-example.wassname.com (NSFW while loading)

• clone the repository
• run npm install
• run npm start
• open http://localhost:8080 in the browser

If you want to edit makehuman-js and makehuman-data as well you will want to set up a development environment with "npm link" and webpack --watch:

• clone this repo, makehuman-js, and makehuman-data into three seperate folders: "makehuman-js-example", "makehuman-js" and "makehuman-data"
• in the makehuman-data folder:
  • register makehuman-data using the command npm link. This way imports will use your local code (read more here).
• in the makehuman-js folder:
  • run npm link
  • install dev dependancies with npm install --dev
  • open a seperate terminal, go to this folder, and run npm run watch. This will have webpack watch for changes to the source code (such as human.js) and if it sees any it will regerate makehuman.js. Leave this running while you develop.
  • If you get "webpack not found" or similar, while running the previous step you may also need to install webpack globally to make the command available in the terminal: npm install -g [email protected].
• in the makehuman-js-example folder
  • install dependencies with npm install
  • run npm link makehuman-js and npm link makehuman-data
  • run npm start
• open http://localhost:8080 in the browser

Now if you change a source file in makehuman-js you will see the change reflected in the web app, that means it's working.

Why do it this way? You could also refactor makehuman-js-example to be a webpack app which would simplify the development process but would complicate the example. I chose a simpler example.