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How to run this #25

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Punyae3671 opened this issue Nov 27, 2023 · 13 comments
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How to run this #25

Punyae3671 opened this issue Nov 27, 2023 · 13 comments

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@Punyae3671
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Hi,
I know this question has been answered before, but I am very new to coding, and need a detailed explaination of how and where I am supposed to run this code.

Thank you

@ayush-india
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ayush-india commented Nov 27, 2023

python -m http.server 6969

then in your browser go to localhost:6969

NOTE: the python's name can change eg: in window python.exe in linux python3

@ayush-india
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@Punyae3671 hope this helps

@Amirhossein256
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hi dear;

first step install node package manager : node.js

Open CMD and install global http-server :
npm install -g http-server

Navigate to the project directory (in the CMD):
cd multipleWindow3dScene

Start local server by this command :
http-server

and just open http://127.0.0.1:8080 url in your browser

@Punyae3671

@ayush-india
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@Amirhossein256 there is not need of installing http-sever bro,

just simplly use python ;)

@Amirhossein256
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Amirhossein256 commented Nov 27, 2023

@ayush-india
come on bro !
It doesn't matter whether we have to install Python or NodeJS.
just Run one http server !

@ayush-india
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Yeah bro,

But simplicity is the key

@ok-coder1
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Just go to this website: bgstaal/multipleWindow3dScene.

@ok-coder1
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Close this issue.

@thistlillo
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The README should be updated as it only says:

Clone the repository and open index.html in your browser to start exploring the 3D scene.

@Lobohombo
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Lobohombo commented Nov 30, 2023 via email

@Praful-Prasad
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Praful-Prasad commented Dec 3, 2023

python -m http.server 6969

then in your browser go to localhost:6969

NOTE: the python's name can change eg: in window python.exe in linux python

No simplicity is not always the key. This is a very good example why. Python is slower compared to nodejs in terms of performance and responsiveness for web dev related tasks. Nobody would ever recommend running js using python

@heyaibek
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heyaibek commented Feb 24, 2024

try this npx serve . if you're JS user. the approach requires nodejs environment

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