// let‘s say you have a standard THREE.js PerspectiveCamera:
var camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera( 40, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 1, 3000 );

// To turn on a map-like navigation:
var createPanZoom = require(‘three.map.control‘);

// We assume that three.js scene is hosted inside DOM element `container`
var panZoom = createPanZoom(camera, container);

// That‘s it. panZoom wil now listen to events from `container`. You can pan and
// zoom with your mouse or fingers (on touch device)

// If you want to dispose three.js scene, make sure to call:
panZoom.dispose();

// the panZoom api fires events when something happens,
// so that you can react to user actions:
panZoom.on(‘panstart‘, function() {
  // fired when users begins panning (dragging) the surface
  console.log(‘panstart fired‘);
});

panZoom.on(‘panend‘, function() {
  // fired when user stpos panning (dragging) the surface
  console.log(‘panend fired‘);
});

panZoom.on(‘beforepan‘, function(panPayload) {
  // fired when camera position will be changed.
  console.log(‘going to move camera.position.x by: ‘ + panPayload.dx);
  console.log(‘going to move camera.position.y by: ‘ + panPayload.dy);
});

panZoom.on(‘beforezoom‘, function(panPayload) {
  // fired when befor zoom in/zoom out
  console.log(‘going to move camera.position.x by: ‘ + panPayload.dx);
  console.log(‘going to move camera.position.y by: ‘ + panPayload.dy);
  console.log(‘going to move camera.position.z by: ‘ + panPayload.dz);
});