This project is a JavaScript-based application that renders a planimetry of the Department of Mathematics in Pisa, and lets you interact with it by selecting rooms and querying a Database for various information about them.

It uses modern web technologies like Vite and React, and SCSS for styling.

• src/: Contains the source code for the application.

• public/: Contains static files like images and 3D models.

• demo/: Contains a prototype of the final widget.

• tool/: Contains a tool for editing the planimetry.

• .github/: Contains GitHub workflow files for deploying the site to Github Pages

To get started with this project, follow these steps:

# Clone the project
$ git clone https://github.com/Unipisa/dm-planimetrie
$ cd dm-planimetrie

# Install the required dependencies
$ npm install

# Start the ViteJS development server
$ npm run dev

After starting the server, you can view the application by opening your web browser and navigating to http://localhost:3000/

• http://localhost:3000/demo/ - The demo widget

• http://localhost:3000/tool/ - The tool for editing the planimetry

This project is automatically deployed to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions. To locally build the project, run the following command:

$ npm run build

<?php

wp_register_script('dm-planimetrie', 'https://unipisa.github.io/dm-planimetrie/lib/dm-planimetrie-element.iife.js');

function planimetrie_shortcode( $atts ) {
    wp_enqueue_script('dm-planimetrie');

    return <<<EOF
    <dm-planimetrie></dm-planimetrie>
    EOF;
}

add_shortcode('planimetrie', 'planimetrie_shortcode');

const element = document.querySelector('dm-planimetrie');
element.setSelection(['id1', 'id2', 'id3']);

• Export the model from the SketchUp web app using the "Collada" exporter and set the following options

  • Export two-sided faces*: Yes

  • Export edges*: Yes

  • Triangulate all faces*: Yes

  • Export hidden geometry: No

  • Preserve component hierarchy*: Yes

  • Export texture maps*: Yes

  • Preserve credits: No

  The one with * are the important ones.

• Extract the generated .zip file

• This contains the main .dae file and a folder containing the embedded textures

• Now edit main .dae file and fix the textures directory. Ctrl+F for "Wood_", one of the results will look like the following

  <init_from>643caea7-fcbc-458d-b235-41120140542b/Wood_Bamboo_Medium.jpg</init_from>

  and change it to just

  <init_from>Wood_Bamboo_Medium.jpg</init_from>

  or just run the following command

  sed 's#<init_from>[^\/]*/#<init_from># dm.dae > dm-patched.dae'

• Then gzip the file using

  gzip -9 -c dm-patched.dae > dm.dae.gz

• In the end put dm.dae.gz and all the textures inside public/

rename the main .dae file to