Web App Samples

Introduction

These applications demonstrate Forge cloud based 3D model storage, mesh preparation and mesh healing and can also provide an example of the Forge OAuth 2.0 3-legged login procedure.

Required setup before running the sample code

Clone the software repository to a folder on your web server.
If you have not already done so, create an app on the Autodesk Developers Portal.
In the app screen, for the Callback URL field enter the fully qualified URL of the sample's plugins/login/login-callback.html page (do not use a relative path).
Copy the client id and client secret for later use.
Setup your app with your app key - see info in the "Quick Start" section.

Quick Start

Client setup

Copy the file client/scripts/config.example.js to client/scripts/config.js and supply these details:

CLIENT_ID - paste the client id from step 4 in the previous section
REDIRECT_URI - The redirect uri the Forge Auth flow will redirect your users after they will complete the login process. This repository is provided with a login callback html file that makes this task easy. The file is located in plugins/login/login-callback.html and you should set your REDIRECT_URI to http://example.com/your-app/client/plugins/login/login-callback.html (assumed the home page of your app is http://example.com/your-app/client)
ENV - The environment of the API - dev / stg / prd. Default is dev.
AUTH_SERVER_URL - The server path that implements the endpoints for the authorization flow. For more details see next section.

Authentication server setup

This repo ships with a nodejs authorization server. For more details see the authentication_server/README.MD

The contents of this repository

This repository demonstrates the use of Forge APIs in a 3D Model Healing Utility For Printing (healing-utility.html) - Improve 3D printing success rates and minimize printing time with our extensive range of API print-preparation tools. Heal, fix and optimize your model for different materials, textures and file output types.