Photo-sphere-viewer.js.org Website Review

> Photo Sphere Viewer is a Ja*aScript library which renders 360° > panoramas shots with Photo Sphere, the new camera mode of Android > 4.2 Jelly Bean and above. It also supports cube panoramas. >  > enabled systems (most recent browsers) and reasonably good > performances on other systems supporting HTML Canvas. Include all JS & CSS files in your page manually or with your favorite bundler and init the viewer.   var viewer = new PhotoSphereViewer({     container: 'viewer', If your image is not covering a full 360°×180° sphere, it will be deformed. You can fix it by providing cropping data In order to get Photo Sphere Viewer working on browsers without WebGL you will need some additional files from Three.js examples (also In order to be able to respond to device gyroscope, Photo Sphere Viewer requires the following file from Three.js examples (also In order to be able to display the panorama in VR mode, Photo Sphere Viewer requires the following files from Three.js examples (also Photo Sphere Viewer uses a lot of angles for it's configuration, most of them can be defined in radians by using a simple number (3.5) or in POSITIONS DEFINITION Some methods take a position parameter. It is an object with either longitude and latitude properties (radians or degrees) or x and y properies (corresponding to the pixel position on the source panorama HTML element which will contain the panorama, or identifier of the element. Path to the panorama image(s). It must be a single string for equirectangular panoramas and an array or an object for cubemaps. More A text (can contain HTML) displayed in the navbar. If the navbar is disabled it will be shown anyway but with no bu*ton. Minimal field of view (corresponds to max zoom), between 1 and 179. Maximal field of view (corresponds to min zoom), between 1 and 179. {pan:0, tilt:0, roll: 0} Sphere rotation angles, in radians. More Idle time (milliseconds) before the panorama automatically starts rotating. false to deactivate.