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# Touch — Less License: Apache 2.0 The code uses HandPose (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tensorflow-models/handpose) a Tensorflow model that returns 21 3D hand keypoints Also included is part of FingerPose (https://github.com/andypotato/fingerpose) Requires Node 12 ## First step **Create a DotEnvironment file:** Create a "`.env`" file based on the template from "`.env.dist`" - copy it and rename to `.env` For local dev you'll need to add: `BROWSERSYNC_PROXY=http://localhost:8888` to your env file. Change `http://localhost:8888` to whatever your local dev domain is. ## Building and running on localhost First install dependencies: ```sh npm install ``` To create a production build: ```sh gulp ``` To create a development build: ```sh gulp watch ``` To clear the `www/build`-folder run: ```sh gulp clean ``` ## Running ```sh gulp watch ``` ## ES 6 and polyfills By default the TypeScript `tsconfig.js` is configured to allow ES6 language features. The release `gulp build` process then compiles an ES6 `main.[hash].js` bundle, and also a polyfilled `main.legacy.[hash].js` bundle for older browsers. Older browsers will get the legacy bundle using the `<script nomodule>` approach outlined here: https://philipwalton.com/articles/deploying-es2015-code-in-production-today/ Polyfilling happens automatically by using Babel 7 + `babel-preset-env` targeting the browsers configured in `webpack.config.js`. By default `babel-preset-env` is configured to try and be smart and only load polyfills needed for features that are actually used in the projects codebase. Docs: https://babeljs.io/docs/en/babel-preset-env#include If the above approach fails, it's possible to add more specific polyfills: The polyfill files: `app/polyfills.mordern.js` and `app/polyfills.legacy.js` can have project specific polyfills in them.
