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Migrating from Micrio 5.x to 6.x Client 6.x ​

This page is about the Micrio client version 6. Use the links below to navigate to alternative versions.

If you are already using Micrio 5.x and want to upgrade to Micrio 6.x, there are no migration steps required. The data model has not changed between v5 and v6, so your existing custom JavaScript and CSS implementations will continue to work as-is.

If you are upgrading from Micrio 4.x or older, please refer to the Micrio 5 migration guide first.

Should I upgrade? ​

Each Micrio JavaScript major version has a stable working release:

This means that Micrio projects using those versions will always keep working as they are. If you have a current running Micrio implementation and it works well, there is no need to upgrade.

We also offer limited support on the previous major release. If you find any bugs, please contact us.

What's changed in v6? ​

Micrio 6.0 is a leaner version of the client:

  • WebAssembly has been removed — the client now runs purely on JavaScript and WebGL, eliminating any Content Security Policy (CSP) or compatibility concerns related to WASM.
  • The rendering engine has been optimized for modern browsers using standard web APIs.

Since the data model is unchanged from v5, all your existing markers, tours, embeds, and other content will work without any modifications.

How to update? ​

If you are using a JavaScript/TypeScript project with a build system, the recommended approach is to use the @micrio/client npm package:

bash
npm install @micrio/client@latest

Then import it in your project for full TypeScript support:

ts
import type { HTMLMicrioElement } from '@micrio/client';

const micrio = document.querySelector('micr-io') as HTMLMicrioElement;
micrio.camera.flyToView([.2,.2,.3,.3]);

This gives you full type checking, autocompletion, and ensures you always have the latest version.

If you are already using @micrio/client from npm, simply run npm update @micrio/client to get the latest v6 release.

Via CDN (direct HTML <script> include) ​

If you are including Micrio via a <script> tag, replace your Micrio JS reference with the latest version from r2.micr.io:

https://r2.micr.io/micrio-6.0.6.min.js

If your project uses TypeScript declarations:

https://r2.micr.io/micrio-6.0.6.min.d.ts

That's it — replace the old script reference, and everything will continue working as before.