This project is right now just work in progress. It's kind of a basic setup to experiment with three.js in react using jsx. From the performance perspective react.js might not be a perfect fit for using three.js/webgl but I just like the jsx style to compose lights, geometry and much more.
There are a bunch of improvents that need to be done before I'll release it as a package to npm, e.g.
- Use context API to pass the sceene to even deeper nested meshes
- Own components for camera, material, geometry, modifier
- Mesh modifiers
- Wrap existing modifiers like subdivision surface
- Implement new modifiers like subdivision bevel
- Geometry
- Wrap existing geometry
- New primitives
- cleanup
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