Yes, Jerminci, you can integrate Needle Engine with an existing Angular 8 project. While Needle Engine works with any frontend framework or no framework at all, you would typically integrate it using the <needle-engine> webcomponent for seamless integration.
Here are the steps for integration:
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Add the Needle Engine package to your project:
npm install @needle-tools/engine --save
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Include the needle-engine custom element in your Angular component template where you want the 3D scene to appear.
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You may need to add CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA to your module to avoid Angular errors about the unknown element.
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In your Angular component, you can reference and interact with the Needle Engine instance using standard DOM methods or Angular ViewChild references.
For more detailed instructions, tips, and examples, you can refer to the official documentation related to framework integration and the needle-engine web component attributes:
Additionally, it's recommended to review the general project setup for Needle Engine to ensure compatibility with your existing Angular project:
Remember that when working with a framework like Angular, you should manage the Needle Engine's lifecycle in harmony with Angular's component lifecycle, ensuring the creation and destruction of the Needle Engine context appropriately.
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