feat(regl-renderer): added rollup configuration to create ES6 bundle, adjusted imports and exports

[z3dev]

These changes complete the bundling of regl-renderer using rollup. There were some adjustments to the imports and exports to get the package into a usable state. Also, a new demo (HTML) was added to demonstrate how to use V3 modeling and regl-renderer together.

A new section for V3 geometry to regl entities was created, as well as tests.

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[z3dev]

@platypii What do you think about removing support for V1 and V2 geometries, and just support V3 geometries? This goes the same for the demos.

[z3dev]

@platypii @hrgdavor thanks for the reviews and assistance.

there have been more improvements to the regl-renderer, which seems 100% functional again.

i have no idea if this will be used in the new V3 web UI but someone may be interested in using package.

Can you do the review again? Thanks

[platypii]

@z3dev how can I test this?

Opening demo.html and demo.es.html in the browser as a file doesn't work, it needs to be hosted.

I tried going into packages/utils/regl-renderer and doing npm run demo-cli and got an error about missing package gl.

npm i gl didn't work because Unsupported URL Type "workspace:": workspace:2.1.4.

I figured I would try switching to pnpm, which seems like it helped. I was able to run pnpm i gl. But pnpm run demo-cli gives me error:

node: symbol lookup error: /home/platypii/code/jscad/node_modules/.pnpm/gl@6.0.2/node_modules/gl/build/Release/webgl.node: undefined symbol: _Z15XextFindDisplayP15_XExtensionInfoP9_XDisplay

When I try to run pnpm run dev I get error:

sh: 1: budo: not found

An update to the README would be helpful?

[z3dev]

@z3dev how can I test this?

Opening demo.html and demo.es.html in the browser as a file doesn't work, it needs to be hosted.

Correct. We are at the mercy of the browsers as CORS has a huge affect on 'import'. So, a small server is required. I was running the python built in server.

Do you think we should install the little server for NPM as part of 'dev'?

I tried going into packages/utils/regl-renderer and doing npm run demo-cli and got an error about missing package gl.

npm i gl didn't work because Unsupported URL Type "workspace:": workspace:2.1.4.

I figured I would try switching to pnpm, which seems like it helped. I was able to run pnpm i gl. But pnpm run demo-cli gives me error:

pnpm is correct.

node: symbol lookup error: /home/platypii/code/jscad/node_modules/.pnpm/gl@6.0.2/node_modules/gl/build/Release/webgl.node: undefined symbol: _Z15XextFindDisplayP15_XExtensionInfoP9_XDisplay

can't help here... looks like the install of GL didn't work. Maybe you need more compilers, etc.

When I try to run pnpm run dev I get error:

sh: 1: budo: not found

budo is common js only. It kind of sucked anyway. I'll replace with something useful

An update to the README would be helpful?

OK. Will try to find a few common solutions,and update the documents.

[hrgdavor]

esbuild aside from building can also run in mode that serves html and built code.

[platypii]

npx http-server works for serving local files pretty easily. When I do that, the page loads, but I get error loading http://localhost:8080/jscad-modeling.es.js

[z3dev]

npx http-server works for serving local files pretty easily. When I do that, the page loads, but I get error loading http://localhost:8080/jscad-modeling.es.js

This will be corrected once V3 packages are published, but for now a local copy of the modeling package is required.