Some examples require to also run a LEADTOOLS Demo or Document Service in order to run the example you are wanting to use. html, the script line including the bundle.js looks like below: If you are using TypeScript then you do not need the corresponding JavaScript files and vice versa.Ĭreate a new folder named webpack at the same level as the LT folder.
For a complete list of which JS files are required for your application, refer to Files to be Included with your Application. js files inside the newly created LT directory. For the purposes of this tutorial we will be using the example in the selectedItemsChanged Event documentation page. html file located in the example on the documentation page that you wish to use. In order to see the dependencies needed for your application, you will want to view the. The LEADTOOLS references needed depend upon the purposes of the project. This folder will contain the LEADTOOLS dependencies needed to run the application. Open Visual Studio Code and create a new folder that will serve as your projects directory, for the purposes of this tutorial you can name the folder Getting Started LEADTOOLS HTML5-JS.Ĭreate a folder inside the project directory named LT. Below are their corresponding download links: If it is not installed, first install Node.js then install http-server. This tutorial makes use of http-server, a console command for running a static file server. Visual Studio 2017, 2019, Visual Studio Code - Client
#HOW TO INSTALL HTML5 VIEWER ON TERMINAL HOW TO#
This tutorial covers how to implement LEADTOOLS HTML5 and JavaScript Libraries.
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