AmplifyJS 1.1.2 http://amplifyjs.com Developed & Maintained by http://appendto.com
AmplifyJS 1.1.2 http://amplifyjs.com Developed & Maintained by http://appendto.com
Thank you for downloading AmplifyJS 1.1.2! This folder contains the full distribution of the AmplifyJS library including source and minified versions.
[Licensing] AmplifyJS is dual licensed under either the MIT or GPL licenses. Both licenses have been included in the AmplifyJS download (and should be in the same folder as this file). View MIT-LICENSE.txt or GPL-LICENSE.txt for further details. Additional licensing questions may be directed to http://appendto.com or contact@appendto.com.
[Including AmplifyJS In Your Project]
To include all AmplifyJS components : Copy amplify.min.js into the appropriate location such as /js/ and reference it via a ). For help in debugging or to use your own compression utility, amplify.js is also provided.
To include individual AmplifyJS components : Copy the appropriate /individual/amplify..min.js into your project and include it with a
For more information about AmplifyJS and the open source community surrounding it, please visit http://amplifyjs.com.
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AmplifyJS 1.1.2 http://amplifyjs.com Developed & Maintained by http://appendto.com
The npm package amplifyjs receives a total of 412 weekly downloads. As such, amplifyjs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that amplifyjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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