Virtual Body - Default Virtual Patient App

This application doesn't need installation, see it live at https://bodylight.physiome.cz/Bodylight-VirtualBody/.

If in big screen - use chrome in kiosk mode chrome.exe --kiosk https://bodylight.physiome.cz/Bodylight-VirtualBody/

If in VR/AR device open browser and go to URL https://bodylight.physiome.cz/Bodylight-VirtualBody/ and use the button ENTER VR.

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Local installation

This project is bootstrapped by aurelia-cli. brief installation:

git clone https://github.com/creative-connections/Bodylight-VirtualBody
npm install
au build
# map web server to host /dist folder or do `au run` and see localhost:...

For more information, go to https://aurelia.io/docs/cli/webpack

Local cache of GLTF files

GLTF files of 3d models are externally hosted on public cloud. You may download it offline by the script:

python cachemodels.py

• this will download the model files into /static/models directory which is not part of source control. Scened3d object checks whether local files are available, if not then remote files are downloaded.

Add new 3d model

• upload to public pcloud -
• add new entry line to src/components/objects3d.json
• add code to load object into src/components/scene3d.js

Build for test

Run au build --watch. build/virtualbody contains the html and js files - these should be aliased from local apache config.

Build for production

Run au build --env prod.

Unit tests

Run au test (or au jest).

To run in watch mode, au test --watch or au jest --watch.

Integration (e2e) tests

You need the app running for integration test.

First, run au run and keep it running.

Then run au protractor.