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@saitonakamura/three-stdlib

📚 Stand-alone library of threejs examples designed to run without transpilation in node & browser

2.21.11

749

MIT

JavaScript

673.82 kB

1,801 3.8

Installations

npm install @saitonakamura/three-stdlib

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Score

Supply Chain

69.5

Quality

75.5

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

98.1

License

Pull Requests

Open

4

Total

261

Closed

17

Merged

240

Issues

Open

18

Total

142

Closed

124

Releases

234

v2.35.13

Published on 29 Jan 2025

v2.35.12

Published on 19 Jan 2025

v2.35.11

Published on 19 Jan 2025

v2.35.10

Published on 19 Jan 2025

v2.35.9

Published on 19 Jan 2025

v2.35.8

Published on 19 Jan 2025

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Contributors

View all 92 contributors

Languages

JavaScript

TypeScript

JavaScript (83.77%)

TypeScript (16.23%)

Developer

pmndrs

Download Statistics

Total Downloads

1,801

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191

GitHub Statistics

749 Stars

491 Commits

125 Forks

18 Watching

3 Branches

92 Contributors

Bundle Size

2.22 MB

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673.82 kB

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

2.21.11

Package Id

@saitonakamura/three-stdlib@2.21.11

Unpacked Size

7.04 MB

Size

1.81 MB

File Count

1,139

Publised On

12 Jan 2023

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Total Downloads

1,801

Last day

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Last week

-62.5%

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Last month

650%

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Last year

-67.4%

191

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Dependencies

@babel/runtime @types/offscreencanvas @webgpu/glslang chevrotain draco3d fflate ktx-parse mmd-parser opentype.js potpack zstddec

Peer Dependencies

three

Versions

three-stdlib

Stand-alone version of threejs/examples/jsm written in Typescript & built for ESM & CJS.

Basic usage

npm install three-stdlib

1// Export collection
2import * as STDLIB from 'three-stdlib'
3// Flatbundle
4import { OrbitControls, ... } from 'three-stdlib'
5// Pick individual objects
6import { OrbitControls } from 'three-stdlib/controls/OrbitControls'

Problem

threejs/examples are usually regarded as something that you copy/paste into your project and adapt to your needs. That's not how people use it, and this has caused numerous issues in the past.

Solution

A build system for esm and cjs
Version managed dependencies
Class based, optimized for tree-shaking, no globals, exports instead of collections
Single flatbundle as well as individual transpiles
Typesafety with simple annotation-like types
CI, tests, linting, formatting (prettier)

But most importantly, allowing more people that use and rely on these primitives to hold a little stake, and to share the weight of maintaining it.

How to contribute

If you want to get involved you could do any of the following:

Help to maintain and sync the existing primitives
Create stories for these examples for our dedicated storybook
Convert some of the files to Typescript
Add new examples for the library you think could be helpful for others

No vulnerabilities found.

10

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10

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10

Binary-Artifacts

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10

License

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4

Code-Review

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0

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0

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0

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SAST

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0

Vulnerabilities

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Score

3.8

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-01-27

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