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postal.linked-channels

v0.1.1

Published

postal.js add-on enabling forwarding from one channel/topic to another.

Downloads

4

Readme

#postal.linked-channels ##v0.1.1

###What Is It? This behavior used to live in the core postal.js library, but was pulled out to live in an add-on as of postal.js v0.11.0. If you're using an earlier version of postal than that, you won't need this add-on. However, if you still want to be able to link channels and you're on postal v0.11 or greater, you'll need to include this in your project.

###How to Include It ####AMD

	define([
		"postal.linked-channels"
	], function(postal) {
		// postal will be the postal namespace,
		// with `linkChannels` method added to it
	})

####CommonJS

	// the CommonJS export returns a factory
	// to which postal must be passed. (All
	// postal add-ons work this way, allowing
	// you to control the instance of postal
	// being modified/extended)
	var p = require("postal");
	var postal = require("postal.linked-channels")(p);

####Plain Browser If you're not using AMD or CommonJS modules, just include the script tag sourcing postal.linked-channels after postal & lodash.

###How to Use It The postal.js wiki has API information on this add-on here.

###Building/Tests

  • To run tests: npm test
  • To run istanbul (code coverage): npm run coverage
  • To show a browser-based istanbul report: npm run show-coverage
  • To run a build (generates lib directory assets): npm run build
  • To run a build & start the local project runner: npm start