interactive-garment-starter
Build an interactive clothing website from product photos with your coding agent. Includes two animated garments, prompts, and a video-to-UI pipeline.
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Overview
Build an interactive clothing website from product photos with your coding agent. Includes two animated garments, prompts, and a video-to-UI pipeline. It ranks #69 on GitTiger, gaining +4 stars on October 27, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in JavaScript and has 41 forks. It was created 9d ago.
What it is
Interactive Garment Starter is a starting point for building an interactive clothing website out of product photos using a coding agent. It ships two animated garments, prompts and a video-to-UI pipeline, and is JavaScript with an MIT license.
Described capabilities
The interaction model is described in detail: hovering a garment turns it, moving away reverses the turn, and clicking opens an inspection view; on a phone, swiping browses and tapping opens. The workflow is agent-driven. First the agent runs the supplied example and opens a local preview. Then you supply front and back product photos, or your original print, plus any visual references. The agent prepares image anchors, a front view and a strict side profile, for your approval. Finally it checks your available image and video generation budget before proceeding.
Getting started
No package manager commands, dependency list or hosting notes were supplied, so follow the README for the actual setup. The evidence also does not say how many garments you can add, how long generation takes, or what the pipeline produces beyond the described website and animation assets.
git clone https://github.com/amirmushichge/interactive-garment-starter.git
cd interactive-garment-starter
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What do I need before starting?
Front and back product photos, or your original print artwork, plus any visual references you want the agent to follow, according to the README preview.
Does it require paid image or video generation?
The workflow includes an approval step where the agent checks your available image/video generation budget, which implies generation is metered, but no pricing or provider was supplied.
What interaction does the finished page support?
Hover to turn a garment, move away to reverse, click to inspect; on mobile, swipe to browse and tap to open.
What license?
MIT, per repository metadata.