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apollojs is designed to extend global objects with advanced features.
Apollo server extended global objects, providing features like $wrap
,
Object.isEqual()
, Object.project()
, Array.prototype.min()
etc.
npm install --save apollojs
require('apollojs');
After insert this at the begining of your entry file, all your scripts could enjoy new featuers (as Apollo extended global objects, no need to require it everytime you use.)
Apollo client providing a series of shorthand functions to manipulate DOM, SVG
elements. providing standard addEventListener
, removeEventListener
to IE8
(in case you need it, but you may need to build with OPTIONS
.)
bower install apollojs
Apollo is written with pjs, you may enable/disable a feature with macros.
Supported macros:
eg. Build with IE8 support
OPTIONS="-DAPOLLO_IE8" make clean client
FAQs
A framework to extend global objects with advance features.
The npm package apollojs receives a total of 4,523 weekly downloads. As such, apollojs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that apollojs 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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