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## JavaScript Decode
This is a minimal example to show how to use the Draco JavaScript deocder to
This is an example to show how to use the Draco JavaScript deocder to
decode Draco files in the browser.
This is the minimal amount of code to decode a Draco file:
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decoderModule.destroy(buffer);
~~~
Now create a web page to decode a Draco file and just output the number of
points decoded. Save this file as *DracoDecode.html*.
Create a web page to decode a Draco file and just output the number of
points decoded. Save this file as `DracoDecode.html`.
~~~
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
@ -104,5 +104,10 @@ points decoded. Save this file as *DracoDecode.html*.
</html>
~~~
Copy *bunny.drc* to the same folder as *DracoDecode.html*. Serve *DracoDecode.html* from a webserver, such as *python -m SimpleHTTPServer*. Open *DracoDecode.html* in a browser, you should see an alert message with xxxxx points decoded.
Copy `bunny.drc` to the same folder as `DracoDecode.html`. Serve `DracoDecode.html` from a webserver, such as
```
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
```
Open `DracoDecode.html` in a browser, you should see an alert message with 34834 points decoded.