How ksbaig/view3602 works
Pannellum is a browser-based panorama viewer. Its principal workflow is to initialize a viewer from embedded settings or standalone URL/configuration, load panorama imagery, render the view, and let the user navigate it. The source also indicates scene switching, hotspots, orientation input, and multiple image formats; examples identify cubemap, multiresolution, and tour use cases. The README is empty, and the source excerpts are partial, so some subsystem links are omitted where exact wiring is not shown.
Main entry points: pannellum.js Viewer controller · standalone.js Standalone launcher · libpannellum.js Panorama renderer · pannellum.css Viewer styling
Components 15
Viewer entry
- Standalone launcher
src/standalone/standalone.js - URL and scene config
src/js/pannellum.js
Panorama viewing
- Viewer controller
src/js/pannellum.js - Panorama renderer
src/js/libpannellum.js - Rendered panorama
src/js/libpannellum.js
Navigation and scenes
- Pointer and keyboard
src/js/pannellum.js - Device orientation
src/js/pannellum.js - Scene switching
src/js/pannellum.js - Hotspot overlays
src/js/pannellum.js
Presentation
- Controls and metadata
src/js/pannellum.js - Viewer styling
src/css/pannellum.css
Other components
- Viewer user
- Config resource
- Panorama images
- Browser APIs
Connections 16
- Viewer user → Standalone launcher: opens viewer
- Standalone launcher → URL and scene config: parses options
- Standalone launcher → Config resource: fetches config
- Standalone launcher → Viewer controller: creates viewer
- URL and scene config → Viewer controller: configures
- Viewer controller → Panorama renderer: creates renderer
- Panorama renderer → Panorama images: loads imagery
- Panorama renderer → Rendered panorama: renders view
- Pointer and keyboard → Viewer controller: updates view
- Device orientation → Viewer controller: updates view
- Viewer controller → Scene switching: switches scenes
- Viewer controller → Hotspot overlays: creates overlays
- Viewer controller → Controls and metadata: builds controls
- Browser APIs → Standalone launcher: provides location
- Browser APIs → Viewer controller: provides events
- Viewer styling → Controls and metadata: styles controls