Setting up WebViewer BIM Client
To get the sample working, both WebViewer BIM client and server must be setup and running. The server URL will be referenced in the front-end to allow communication between client and server.
Prerequisites
Setup application
Run the following:
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/ApryseSDK/webviewer-samples.git
cd webviewer-samples/webviewer-BIM
npm installChange
serverURLvariable inApp.jsto wherever your server is hosted. See Setting up WebViewer BIM Server section for details.
WebViewer({ path: "/webviewer/lib" }, viewer.current).then(async (instance) => {
const license = `---- Insert commercial license key here after purchase ----`;
const serverURL = `---- Insert server URL after setup ----`;
const options = getViewerOptions(license);
const webviewerBIM = await initializeBimViewer(instance, serverURL, options);
webviewerBIM.File.load3dAsset(
"Add URL to your 3D asset here"
);
});Run application
After setup is complete, run the application:
Include credentials in cross-origin BIM requests
The following APIs accept a withCredentials boolean property in their respective options parameters:
If enabled, the underlying Fetch requests have { credentials: 'include' } added to the options parameter. See the Fetch MDN documentation and WHATWG 'credentials' definition for more information on automatically including credentials in cross-origin requests.
The BIM server must have allow_credentials enabled, and a non-wildcard value specifed in allow_origins, otherwise the browser will throw a CORS error. See configuring cross-origin credentials documentation for server-side configuration steps.
NOTE: The WebViewer BIM custom authorization is not affected by this functionality. If you enabled server-side authorization, ensure the authorization tokens are included in their respective APIs.
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