@blinkk/degu
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A general utility library for interactive websites, with a focus on performance.
A general utility library for interactive websites, with a focus on performance.
degu is an interactive developer toolbox. It is not the next buzzword-filled, huge component library with ready-made UI solutions (such as modals, carousels, etc.) but it aims to provide the "hammer and nails" needed to build highly-interactive, performant, kickass websites.
npm install @blinkk/degu@latest --save-dev
Import the library:
import {WebWorker} from '@blinkk/degu';
const worker = new WebWorker((params)=> {
return params.a * params.b;
})
worker.run({a: 5, b: 2}).then((result)=> {
console.log(result); // 10
})
Import specific files:
import * as mathf from '@blinkk/degu/lib/mathf/mathf.js'
import * as is from '@blinkk/degu/lib/is/is.js'
import * as dom from '@blinkk/degu/lib/dom/dom.js';
Classes under threef require three.js deps. Currently supports r110.
npm install --save-dev three@0.110.0
npm install --save-dev @types/three@0.103.2
degu supports only "evergreen" browsers back to the latest two versions:
If you have already been using version 2.x.y and are upgrading to version 3.x.y, see our MIGRATION.md guide for details.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md on how to develop for degu.
Please read LICENSE.md
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A general utility library for interactive websites, with a focus on performance.
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