For those still using this tutorial with your own test model, it's likely you will have to do the following *before of this will work*: 1. Go to your shapediver embedding settings and *whitelist your port* (e.g. localhost:8080) and uncheck *Require strong authorization*. 2. Edit your model, then under embedding, check *allow embedding* and uncheck *Require strong authorization* for the model 3. Copy your ticket and model view url (as shown) 4. if using npm, then force latest shapediver.viewer install (now `npm install shapediver.viewer@2.11`) and then repair vunerabilities (npm audit fix) At least, this is what it took to start the tutorial for me. Hope it helps :)
Thank you for your input! Unchecking "Require strong authorization" won't be required anymore from the next release of our platform, which we aim to start testing end of this week and deploy next week. The rest of your steps are spot on!
As a front-end newbie, this was really helpful. I look forward to seeing the rest of the series. Thank you!
For those still using this tutorial with your own test model, it's likely you will have to do the following *before of this will work*:
1. Go to your shapediver embedding settings and *whitelist your port* (e.g. localhost:8080) and uncheck *Require strong authorization*.
2. Edit your model, then under embedding, check *allow embedding* and uncheck *Require strong authorization* for the model
3. Copy your ticket and model view url (as shown)
4. if using npm, then force latest shapediver.viewer install (now `npm install shapediver.viewer@2.11`) and then repair vunerabilities (npm audit fix)
At least, this is what it took to start the tutorial for me. Hope it helps :)
Thank you for your input! Unchecking "Require strong authorization" won't be required anymore from the next release of our platform, which we aim to start testing end of this week and deploy next week.
The rest of your steps are spot on!
thank you, very usefull for me!