Constructor for the API: new IGuideViewer(iframeElement)
Methods:
ready()- Returns a Promise that resolves when the iGUIDE is ready to be used.tour.move(position, camera, transitionType)- Transition to a different pano.tour.moveCamera(camera)- Change the user's camera.addEventListener(event, cb)- Subscribe to an event.removeEventListener(event, cb)- Unsubscribe from an event. Thecbmust be the same reference to a function passed earlier toaddEventListener().
Events:
ready- This event fires when the iGUIDE is ready to be used.tour:move-start, args(position, camera, transitionType)- This event fires as soon as the user clicks to switch to a new pano or floor, before the transition begins. The arguments can be passed totour.move()in the same order.tour:camera-move-startargs(camera)- This event fires when the user begins rotating the pano. The arguments can be passed totour.moveCamera()in the same order.tour:camera-moveargs(camera)- This event fires while the user is rotating the pano. The arguments can be passed totour.moveCamera()in the same order.tour:camera-move-end, args(camera)- This event fires when the user finishes rotating the pano (and inertia has stopped rotating the pano, if applicable). The arguments can be passed totour.moveCamera()in the same order.
Usage example:
const master = new IGuideViewer(document.getElementById('master-iframe'));
const slave = new IGuideViewer(document.getElementById('slave-iframe'));
await Promise.all(master.ready(), slave.ready());
master.addEventListener('tour:move-start', (position, camera, transitionType) => {
slave.tour.move(position, camera, transitionType);
});
master.addEventListener('tour:camera-move-end', camera => {
slave.tour.moveCamera(camera);
});