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js-quick-start

v1.0.0

Published

A list of predefined templates can be used for quick prototyping or to try a framework/library.

Downloads

11

Readme

JS Quick Start

This is the source for qs.js.org: a list of JS playgrounds pre-populated for the most populal frameworks and libraries ready to go.

This would allow you to start prototyping right away without wasting time on the set up

The cool thing is that all sources are also on github.

One of the libraries is out of date

  1. Create an issue to let other people know what you're working on
  2. Fix it and create a PR (see [How to add a new library?][# How to add a new library?), but ignore step 3)

Something doesn't work

  1. Create an issue to let other people know what you're working on
  2. Fix it and create a PR (see [How to add a new library?][# How to add a new library?), but ignore step 3)

How to add a new library?

  1. Create an issue to let other people know what you're working on
  2. git clone https://github.com/kirjs/qs.js.git && cd js.qs
  3. Create a %framework% folder in src folder.
  4. Add package.json, %framework%.html and %framework%.js files.
  5. Run sh build.sh
  6. open dist/index.html
  7. You'll see your new framework on the web page.
  8. Don't forget to run sh build.sh for every change.
  9. Make sure it works for all playgrounds.
  10. Create a PR

How to add a new playground

  1. Create an issue to let other people know what you're working on
  2. git clone https://github.com/kirjs/qs.js.git && cd js.qs
  3. Run sh build.sh
  4. open dist/index.html
  5. Start modifying site/launch.js (find the p
  6. Don't forget to run sh build.sh for every change.
  7. Make sure it works for all libraries
  8. Create a PR