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The JavaScript Widget Library (JWL) is a tool that allows you to build modern web applications by providing a simple way to create HTML components. JWL is based on JUL - The JavaScript UI Language module and it easily integrates with JUL Designer.
Licensed under GNU GPLv2 or later and under GNU LGPLv3 or later. See enclosed 'licenses' folder.
Compatible with all major browsers including: FF4+, Chrome 5+, IE9+, Edge, Opera 11+, Safari 5+
Install JWL locally:
npm install jwl
Globally:
npm install -g jwl
Sample usage:
var jwl = require('jwl');
console.log(jwl.components);
// create a JWL component - JWL.makeClass() wrapper test
var wnd = require('window');
global.window = global.window || new wnd();
var jwlParser = new jwl.Parser({
customFactory: 'JWL.factory'
});
var player = jwlParser.create({tag: 'frameplayer'});
console.log(player.el());
You cab use webpack or browserify to bundle the components for the browser.
Install Node.js in your system. Run the following shell commands in order:
npm install
npm run make
The release will be in the 'build' folder. The Node module will be in the 'build_node' folder.
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JWL - The JavaScript Widget Library
We found that jwl 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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