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quidphp-javascript
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QuidPHP/JavaScript is a JavaScript module useful for both the front-end & back-end. The scripts are compatible within the browser or Node.
QuidPHP/JavaScript is available as an open-source package under the MIT license.
QuidPHP/Javascript documentation is available at QuidPHP/Docs.
QuidPHP/Javascript can be easily installed with NPM.
$ npm install quidphp-javascript
Once installed, the package will be available within your node_modules folder.
QuidPHP/JavaScript has the following dependencies:
All dependencies will be resolved by using the NPM installation process.
QuidPHP/Javascript requires Node 15+ or any modern browser (not Internet Explorer).
QuidPHP/JavaScript code is commented and all methods are explained (in French).
QuidPHP/JavaScript contains one entry file.
QuidPHP/JavaScript contains 21 JavaScript files. Here is an overview:
QuidPHP/JavaScript contains 2 scripts that can be used in the browser.
QuidPHP/JavaScript contains 2 test scripts:
QuidPHP/JavaScript testsuite can be run in the browser by creating a new QuidPHP/Assert project. It can also be run in Node with the command:
$ npm run test
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JavaScript module useful for both the front-end & back-end
We found that quidphp-javascript 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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