This is a sample project for an HTML5 playable ad that can be used in tandem with Google Web Designer (GWD) to create a custom ad that can be deployed to Google Ads.
This is the directory that GWD uses to manage the project.
Opening sample/sample_playable/sample_playable.html in GWD will open the sample project for editing, preview, and production building.
However, the main playable development should be done independent of GWD using the sample/sample_playable/assets directory.
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├── easeljs.js # dev version of EaselJS, used for managing assets on the HTML Canvas
├── easeljs.min.js # prod version of EaselJS
├── index.html # development index.html which will be replaced by `../sample_playable.html` when running through GWD
├── index.js # development script which is replaced by an inline script in `../sample_playable.html` when running through GWD
├── main.min.js # the minified output of `npm run minify` which is used as the playable script in GWD
├── package.json
├── playable.js # initialization of the playable framework
├── playable_dimensions.js # dimension file which can be used to isolate differences between the same playable with different dimensions
├── playable_play.js # starts the story, loading scenes in the order they should be played
├── playable_scenes.js # defines the base Scene class that can be extended to define scenes
├── playable_story.js # manages the flow of the story when scenes change
├── preloadjs.js # dev version of PreloadJS, used for preparing assets for when they are needed in the story
├── preloadjs.min.js # prod version of PreloadJS
├── sample.png # A sample PNG file that is used in the scenes to demonstrate how to load and configure assets
├── sample_scenes.js # defines the custom assets, animations, and interactions of each scene in the story
├── tweenjs.js # dev version of TweenJS, used for animations
└── tweenjs.min.js # prod version of TweenJS
Go to the assets directory
cd sample/sample_playable/assets
Install development dependencies
npm install
Run the playable through a local server and open the page in a browser
npm start
After starting the development server with npm start, you can edit the playable_*.js files and add more files to extend and modify the functionality in the sample.
When running the playable from GWD, it uses main.min.js as the playable script rather than the source playable_*.js files.
To update the main.min.js from the current source, you can run:
npm run minify