# If you want to have a contact page in your menu,
# you MUST set CONTACT_URL to the URL of the page that you want
CONTACT_URL=
MAX_PER_GROUP=4
MAX_USERNAME_LENGTH=8
DISABLE_ANONYMOUS=false
# The version of the docker image to use
# MUST uncomment "image" keys in the docker-compose file for it to be effective
VERSION=master
TZ=Europe/Paris
#
# Jitsi
#
JITSI_URL=meet.jit.si
# If your Jitsi environment has authentication set up, you MUST set JITSI_PRIVATE_MODE to "true" and you MUST pass a SECRET_JITSI_KEY to generate the JWT secret
# If your Jitsi environment has authentication set up,
# you MUST set JITSI_PRIVATE_MODE to "true"
# and you MUST pass a SECRET_JITSI_KEY to generate the JWT secret
JITSI_PRIVATE_MODE=false
JITSI_ISS=
SECRET_JITSI_KEY=
#
# Turn/Stun
#
# URL of the TURN server (needed to "punch a hole" through some networks for P2P connections)
TURN_SERVER=
TURN_USER=
TURN_PASSWORD=
# If your Turn server is configured to use the Turn REST API, you MUST put the shared auth secret here.
# If you are using Coturn, this is the value of the "static-auth-secret" parameter in your coturn config file.
# Keep empty if you are sharing hard coded / clear text credentials.
TURN_STATIC_AUTH_SECRET=
# URL of the STUN server
STUN_SERVER=
# The URL used by default, in the form: "/_/global/map/url.json"
Opens the webpage at "url" in an iFrame (on the right side of the screen) or close that iFrame. `allowApi` allows the webpage to use the "IFrame API" and execute script (it is equivalent to putting the `openWebsiteAllowApi` property in the map). `allowPolicy` grants additional access rights to the iFrame. The `allowPolicy` parameter is turned into an [`allow` feature policy in the iFrame](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe#attr-allow), position in whitch slot the web page will be open, closable allow to close the webpage also you need to close it by the api and lazy
Opens the webpage at "url" in an iFrame (on the right side of the screen) or close that iFrame. `allowApi` allows the webpage to use the "IFrame API" and execute script (it is equivalent to putting the `openWebsiteAllowApi` property in the map). `allowPolicy` grants additional access rights to the iFrame. The `allowPolicy` parameter is turned into an [`allow` feature policy in the iFrame](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe#attr-allow),widthPercent define the width of the main cowebsite beetween the min size and the max size (70% of the viewport), position in whitch slot the web page will be open, closable allow to close the webpage also you need to close it by the api and lazy
@ -82,7 +82,11 @@ We are able to direct a Woka to the desired place immediately after spawn. To ma
```
.../my_map.json#moveTo=meeting-room&start
```
*...or even like this!*
```
.../my_map.json#start&moveTo=200,100
```
For this to work, moveTo must be equal to the layer name of interest. This layer should have at least one tile defined. In case of layer having many tiles, user will go to one of them, randomly selected.
For this to work, moveTo must be equal to the x and y position, layer name, or object name of interest. Layer should have at least one tile defined. In case of layer having many tiles, user will go to one of them, randomly selected.
@ -52,6 +52,13 @@ If you set `openWebsiteTrigger: onaction`, when the user walks on the layer, an
If you set `openWebsiteTriggerMessage: your message action` you can edit alert message displayed. If is not defined, the default message displayed is 'Press on SPACE to open the web site'.
If you set `openWebsiteTrigger: onicon`, when the user walks on the layer, an icon will be displayed at the bottom of the screen:
Ludwig Behm
1 year ago
