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Danny McGee
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This PR integrates asset retrieval from the Storyteller.ai back-end API, and begins implementing long-term scene saving and storage. ### Media retrieval Instead of fetching raw asset URLs, going forward, media files from remote sources (e.g., in URL parameters) should be specified with a path like the following: ``` remote://<token>.<filetype> ``` where * `token` is a media token (e.g., "m_70b77neq9jsgmy5v31mekzchcbd223") * `filetype` is a file extension appropriate for the type of file being fetched (e.g., "gltf") The `remote` protocol will be recognized by a [custom asset reader](https://github.com/storytold/storyteller-bevy/blob/70726db111f6ccafd47feb055c5546540fef1786/studio/src/remote/reader.rs) which will retrieve the file by calling a Storyteller API endpoint. ### Scene storage Additionally, this PR begins laying the groundwork for storing/retrieving Bevy scenes to/from the backend instead of solely in-memory. This work is still incomplete -- as of this PR, a button has been added to the web UI allowing the user to download the scene file locally for testing/debugging purposes. ### Test URL Media retrieval from the backend can be tested by [visiting this URL](https://deploy-preview-49--storyteller-studio.netlify.app/?mode=viewer&mixamo=remote://m_70b77neq9jsgmy5v31mekzchcbd223.gltf) in Chrome with the `--disable-web-security` flag (to bypass CORS errors)
Storyteller Studio
Installing dependencies
- Install Rust
- Install Node.js LTS
- Run
npm ci
Building / Running / Testing stuff
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