Drag-based JavaScript component, embracing endless UI solutions
Specs & (sweet) demos: http://skidding.github.io/dragdealer
The basic way to install Dragdealer is to include the minified script into your web page.
It can also be installed through npm, using something like browserify.
var Dragdealer = require('dragdealer').Dragdealer;
Dragdealer has CI set up through Travis CI and Sauce Labs (who both offer their outstanding services for free to open-source projects.) Any pull-request will be tested automatically after each commit.
You can also run the tests by hand, of course.
Just load index.html in a browser of choice and pull the top slider to the right or access URL with the /#runner hashtag directly. Example: http://skidding.github.io/dragdealer/#runner
You can start a web server using the ./node_modules/.bin/grunt dev task, which will make the project available at localhost:9999
If you have SauceLabs credentials (SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY), run the ./node_modules/.bin/grunt test grunt task and everything will be taken care of.
./node_modules/.bin/uglifyjs src/dragdealer.js -o lib/dragdealer.min.js
Make sure you ran npm install in the project directory first. Also, you can use global paths if you have the npm modules installed globally (-g), but you shouldn't need to.
There's no contributing guide so far, but you're more than welcome to start a discussion.
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Drag-based JavaScript component, embracing endless UI solutions
The npm package dragdealer receives a total of 1,084 weekly downloads. As such, dragdealer popularity was classified as popular.
We found that dragdealer 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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