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widgetfly

v0.1.4

Published

A javascript library for building cross-site(cross domain) web widgets.

Downloads

14

Readme

Widgetfly

A javascript library for building cross-site(cross domain) web widgets.

About

Website URL: http://pqe.github.io/widgetfly/

Widgetfly SDK is a javascript framework that helps you to building cross-site(cross domain) web widgets. It gives architecture to web widgets by providing cross-site Events model and basic UI Features.

Documentation

Read the documentation to learn about the Widgetfly.

Demo

http://pqe.github.io/widgetfly/

Build from source

In order to build your generated AMD module from its source, you will also need Grunt. To install Grunt globally on the command line (and run the above build task), run:

npm install -g grunt-cli

Once you have generated your AMD module skeleton, you can build the minified files, the documentation and the example with Grunt:

grunt

Development

bower install dependencies

grunt bower-install

You can also launch the grunt serve task to load the "examples/dev" folder in your browser and benefit from livereload of the page in the browser once you edit one of your source file or one of the example files:

grunt serve

Built with Grunt Build Status

Browser compatibility

  • Newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox
  • IE10+

Release History

  • 2014-09-03   v0.1.3 New autoStart option supports Server trigger start event manually.

License

License