Micrio Client - v7.0.0
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    Micrio Client - v7.0.0

    Micrio

    Micrio Client

    If you are looking for HOWTOs, tutorials, or general Micrio help, please check out our searchable Knowledge Base at:

    https://doc.micr.io/

    This application is open source and is available on GitHub:

    https://github.com/Q42/Micrio.Client

    If you are using Micrio inside your project, and have custom CSS and/or using the JS API, check out this document which has all changes from earlier versions:

    https://doc.micr.io/client/v7/changes.html

    For the npm package @micrio/client, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/@micrio/client

    This repository contains the source code for the Micrio Client — a pure Web Component (<micr-io>) built with TypeScript. It renders high-resolution zoomable images using WebGL, manages state via a custom store API, and handles user input (mouse, touch, keyboard, gesture) through its own event system.

    Key source directories under ./src/:

    Directory Purpose
    core/ Element definition, image model, camera, state management, store API
    render/ WebGL engine, canvas management, tiling
    ui/ UI component definitions and icon set
    grid/ Grid layout and interaction
    gallery/ Gallery (swipe/switch) controller
    media/ Video tour and embedded video controllers
    types/ TypeScript type definitions and models

    Make sure you have Node >= 18.17 and pnpm installed.

    From this directory, run:

    $ pnpm i
    

    To start the dev server:

    $ pnpm run dev
    

    This starts Vite on http://localhost:2000/. Changes to ./src/ are picked up via hot reload.

    $ pnpm run typecheck
    

    This runs tsc with the project's tsconfig.json.

    $ pnpm run build
    

    This will:

    1. Bundle the source with Vite (IIFE, minified via Terser)
    2. Generate TypeScript declaration files from the docs entry point
    3. Assemble CSS from component static styles

    Output lands in ./public/dist/:

    • micrio.min.js
    • micrio.min.d.ts

    To test the compiled version, edit ./index.html to load the production JS rather than the dev module.

    Good luck!

    Marcel Duin