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Swiffy slider is a touch enabled super lightweight html slider and carousel using browser scroll, css grid and scroll snap align and less than 1.5 kb javascript. Comes in css mode only version
Super fast lightweight carousel and slider with touch for optimized websites running in modern browsers.
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Visual carousel and slider configuration
Super fast carousel and slider with touch for optimized websites running in modern browsers.
Modern browser offers really good options these days to create much better user experience for sliders and carousels than existing libraries offer.
This project utilizes what is available in modern browsers resulting in a super lightweight and fast slider, greatly reducing the javascript footprint and increase performance to meet todays standards.
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.min.js" defer>
<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/css/swiffy-slider.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
<div class="swiffy-slider slider-item-helper">
<ul class="slider-container">
<li>Slide 1</li>
<li>Slide 2</li>
<li>Slide 3</li>
</ul>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav"></button>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav slider-nav-next"></button>
<div class="slider-indicators">
<button class="active"></button>
<button></button>
<button></button>
</div>
</div>
Swiffy Slider script automatically binds to all .swiffy-slider instances
git clone https://github.com/dynamicweb/swiffy-slider.gitnpm install swiffy-slideryarn add swiffy-sliderLoading (ESM)
// import Swiffy Slider JS
import { swiffyslider } from 'swiffy-slider'
window.swiffyslider = swiffyslider;
window.addEventListener("load", () => {
window.swiffyslider.init();
});
// import Swiffy Slider CSS
import "swiffy-slider/css"
Read the Getting started page for examples, configuration options and a visual configurator.
swiffyslider.init or swiffyslider.initSliderswiffyslider.onSlideEndWithin the download you'll find the following directories and files. You'll see something like this:
swiffy-slider/
├── dist/
│ ├── css/
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.css
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.min.css.map
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.min.css.map
│ ├── js/
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider-extensions.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider-extensions.min.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider-extensions.min.js.map
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.esm.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.esm.min.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.esm.min.js.map
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.min.js
│ │ ├── swiffy-slider.min.js.map
├── src/
│ ├── swiffy-slider.extensions.js
│ ├── swiffy-slider.css
│ ├── swiffy-slider.esm.js
│ ├── swiffy-slider.js
The download contains compiled and minified CSS and JS (swiffy-slider.min.*). source maps (swiffy-slider.*.map) are available for use with certain browsers' developer tools.
Have a bug or a feature request? Check out the issues section and see if your issue or idea is already created. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Swiffy slider documentation website is part of this repo and can be found in the docs folder. Visit the doc on our github documentation page
Swiffy slider is a wrapper defined in html with slides, navigation and indicators as its children.
All options and behavior is controlled with css classes that is added to the wrapper. No js configuration.
The wrapper is the .swiffy-slider element - options to control layout and behavior of slides, navigation and indicators are added to this element.
The slider markup is a .swiffy-slider wrapper that has 3 sections.
.slider-container that contains the slides.slider-nav buttons that is navigation buttons previous and next (optional).slider-indicators that contains the indicators (optional)<div class="swiffy-slider [slider options] [navigation options] [indicator options]" data-slider-nav-autoplay-interval="3000">
<ul class="slider-container">
<li>Slide 1</li>
<li>Slide 2</li>
</ul>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav"></button>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav slider-nav-next"></button>
<div class="slider-indicators">
<button class="active"></button>
<button></button>
</div>
</div>
This example uses ul>li for slides. Can also be i.e. div or other elements. This example uses button for navigation. Could also be divs, but cannot be ul>li as that would be nested. This example uses div>button for indicators but could be other elements, i.e. ul>li structure instead. Wether to use buttons or div for the navigating elements, depends on how WCAG needs to be handled.
Options are the css classes that can be added to the .swiffy-slider element to control how the slider will look and behave. No config in JS or similar.
The example below use the .slider-item-show2 option to show 2 slides and .slider-item-reveal to reveal part of the next and previous slide. By adding additional classes behavior and layout is controlled.
Head over to the configurator to try all options
<div class="swiffy-slider slider-item-show2 slider-item-reveal">
<ul class="slider-container">
<li>Slide 1</li>
<li>Slide 2</li>
<li>Slide 3</li>
</ul>
</div>
Change behavior and styles on slides, navigation and indicators by adding option css classes to the .swiffy-slider wrapper.
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
swiffy-slider | The overall wrapper of the slider instance. Should be a block element. Can contain 3 different things as direct children; slider-container, slider-indicators and slider-nav |
For possible child elements to the swiffy-slider wrapper. These sections adds slides, navigation and indicators
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
slider-container |
|
slider-navslider-nav-next |
|
slider-indicators |
|
For the swiffy-slider wrapper. The slider-item-* option classes affects the slides (The slider-container children)
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
slider-item-show2slider-item-show3slider-item-show4slider-item-show5slider-item-show6 | Shows 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 slides at a time in the slider wrapper. Each slide is either 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5 or 1/6 of the slider wrapper width. |
slider-item-show2-sm | Shows 2 slides at a time in the slider wrapper when in small viewport. By default show2-5 will show only one slide when in viewports less than 62rem (992px in most cases). With this option it shows 2 in small viewports |
slider-item-reveal | Reveals some of previous and next slide. Each slide is either 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 or 1/6 of the slider wrapper width minus a little to reveal next and previous slides |
slider-item-ratio | Enables ratio sizing of the slide elements. Default ratio is 2:1 or 50% meaning the slides have half the heigh of their width.
This option sets object-fit:cover; on first element inside the slide element - to stretch images to fill out the slide box and keep aspect ratio. |
slider-item-ratio-32x9slider-item-ratio-21x9slider-item-ratio-2x1slider-item-ratio-16x9slider-item-ratio-4x3slider-item-ratio-1x1slider-item-ratio-3x4 | Controls the slide ratio when ratio is enabled. Default ratio is 2:1 or 50% meaning the slides have half the heigh of their widt. |
slider-item-ratio-contain | Sets the content of a ratio enabled slide to have object-fit:contain; instead of default object-fit:cover;. This ensures that if the content of the slide is an image or embedded video, it is scaled down so all is visible within the slide box. |
slider-item-nogap | Removes the horisontal gap between slides |
slider-item-snapstart | Snaps slides to start of the slider wrapper instead of center when using .slider-item-reveal |
slider-item-nosnap | Removes auto snapping for slides so they slide freely. Primarily have an affect on touch devices as navigating with arrows and indicators is per slide or per page |
slider-item-nosnap-touch | Same effect as slider-item-nosnap but only on devices that has a primary input which is not a mouse, i.e. mobile media (hover: none) |
slider-item-first-visible | Use with .slider-nav-autohide to hide the previous navigation arrow when the slider loads. Will automatically be removed or added when first slide is not or is visible |
slider-item-last-visible | Use with .slider-nav-autohide to hide the next navigation arrow when the slider loads. Will automatically be removed or added when last slide is not or is visible |
slider-item-helper | For debugging: Adds a test layout to slide items; minimum height, background color, centers content and background. Meant for testing and should be removed in real code |
For the swiffy-slider wrapper. The slider-nav-* option classes affects the slider-nav elements
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
slider-nav-page | Slides entire page when showing more than one slide item on the slider wrapper. Default behavior moves just one slide to the left or right |
slider-nav-noloop | Disables slider loop - so when on first/last slide navigate previous/next does not take the user to the last/first slide |
slider-nav-nodelay | Disables smooth scrolling when sliding using navigation buttons, indicators and autoplay. Makes the new slide or page appear instantly with no scroll smoothing. Does not affect touch navigation |
slider-nav-autoplay | Automatically slide to next slide or next page in intervals. Default is 2500 ms = 2.5s |
data-slider-nav-autoplay-interval attribute | Changes the default autoplay interval - value is in ms. data-slider-nav-autoplay-interval="3000". Default value is 2500, minimum value is 750 ms |
slider-nav-autopause | Stops and restarts the autoplay when mouse is hovering the slider wrapper or when it is touched on touch devices. Will restart on mouseout, but not when touch ends |
slider-nav-round | Changes the default navigation arrows to a circle with arrow. Default color is white with black arrow |
slider-nav-touch | Shows navigation buttons on touch devices. By default navigation buttons are hidden on touch devices using the media (hover: none) query. By adding this option, the navigation buttons are always visible on touch devices |
slider-nav-visible | Makes the nav buttons visible always. By default navigation buttons are hidden until the slider wrapper is hovered |
slider-nav-outside | Moves the navigation buttons outside the slider wrapper and shrinks the width of the slider wrapper accordingly (by 3 or 5 rem on each side depending on navigation style) |
slider-nav-outside-expand | Moves the navigation buttons outside the slider wrapper by applying negative margins (-3 or -5 rem) so the slides and wrapper keeps their size. The navigation buttons overlays surrounding content. |
slider-nav-scrollbar | Makes the scrollbar for the .slider-container visible. Acts as indicator and navigation if running in css only mode. On touch devices the scrollbar is not shown when not sliding because that is how the browser behaves |
slider-nav-dark | Changes the navigation buttons to a dark version. Black arrows or black circle with white arrows |
slider-nav-autohide | Will hide appropiate navigation arrow when the first or last slide is visible to indicate that sliding is at its start or end. On load the arrow will first disappear when the script is loaded. Also add `.slider-item-first-visible` class to the `.swiffy-slider` instance together with `.slider-nav-autohide` to hide the start arrow on load before js executes. |
For the swiffy-slider wrapper. The slider-indicators-* option classes affects the slider-indicators child elements
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
slider-indicators-round | Changes the default indicators to a circle |
slider-indicators-square | Changes the default indicators to a square |
slider-indicators-outside | Moves the indicator buttons under the slider wrapper and increases the height of the slider wrapper but not the slides them selves |
slider-indicators-dark | Changes the indicator buttons to a dark version |
slider-indicators-highlight | Hightlights the active indicator even more by increasing its size |
slider-indicators-sm | Shows indicator buttons on small devices under 992px in width. By default indicator buttons are hidden on small devices. By adding this option, the indicators buttons are always visible. Since the number of indicators and number of slides does not match on small devices when showing more than one item per page, do not use this option in that case |
For the swiffy-slider wrapper. The slider-nav-animation-* option classes affects the animation of slides when they slide into view.
| CSS class _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
slider-nav-animation | Enables animation on slides. An animation effect class is also required for animation to be enabled |
slider-nav-animation-appear | Apear animation using opacity and scale - starting from 30% opacity and a 90% scale |
slider-nav-animation-fadein | Fade in animation using opacity - starting from 50% opacity. Can be combined with .slider-nav-animation-scale/scaleup |
slider-nav-animation-scale | Scale up animation using scale - starts with 90% size. Can be combined with .slider-nav-animation-fadein |
slider-nav-animation-scaleup | Scale up animation using scale - starts with 25% size. Can be combined with .slider-nav-animation-fadein |
slider-nav-animation-turn | Turn animation using rotateY - starts with 70deg ratotation |
slider-nav-animation-slideup | Slide up animation using translateY - starts at 60% of the height |
data-slider-nav-animation-threshold attribute | Changes the default animation threshold - value is between 0-1. data-slider-nav-animation-threshold="0.3". Default value is 0.3. This setting defines how many percent of a slide should be visible before the animation starts |
The Swiffy Slider script can be accessed using window.swiffyslider or simply swiffyslider
All options and behavior is handled by the css classes, so using the scripts directly is only for more advanced scenarios.
| Method _______________________________ | Description _______________________________ |
|---|---|
swiffyslider.version; | Needs no explanation :-) |
swiffyslider.init(rootElement = document.body); | Initializes all instances of .swiffy-slider elements and binds events to handle navigation, indicators and autoplay. By default document.body is searched for instances, but can be limited further to i.e. content area (and skip header, navigation, footer etc) to further improve init performance. |
swiffyslider.initSlider(sliderElement); | Initializes one instance of swiffy slider wrapper. The passed element has to be a .swiffy-slider element |
swiffyslider.slide(sliderElement, next = true); | Slides to the next slide or next page depending on the nav settings. The passed slider element has to be a .swiffy-slider element. By default this method slides next, but call it with false to slide to previous |
swiffyslider.slideToByIndicator(); | This method is called when an indicator button is clicked. Should not be called directly. Instead call slideTo |
swiffyslider.slideTo(sliderElement, slideIndex); | Slides to the specified slide (index starts with 0 for first slide). The passed slider element has to be a .swiffy-slider element. |
swiffyslider.onSlideEnd(sliderElement, delegate, timeout = 125); | Provide a callback/delegate function to get called when sliding ends. The default timeout is 125ms and should not be too low as it could cause the delegate to be called more than once on each scroll.
The passed slider element has to be a .swiffy-slider element.
|
swiffyslider.autoPlay(sliderElement, timeout, autopause); | Manually starts autoplay for a container using the specified timeout. Autopause can be enabled. Usually auto play is handled using css option classes. This method can be used to start autoplay when the slider scrolls into view or similar. The passed slider element has to be a .swiffy-slider element. |
swiffyslider.handleIndicators(sliderElement); | Manually updates the indicators active state to reflect the current position of the slider. The passed slider element has to be a .swiffy-slider element. |
Listening for sliding ends for a container
<script>
const sliderElement = document.getElementById('myslider');
swiffyslider.onSlideEnd(sliderElement, function() {
console.log('Scrolling stopped');
});
</script>
Listening for sliding ends for a container and find visible slides
<script>
window.addEventListener('load', () => {
const sliderElement = document.getElementById('myslider');
swiffyslider.onSlideEnd(sliderElement, function() {
const visibleSlideElements = getVisibleSlides(sliderElement);
const visible = [];
for (const slide of visibleSlideElements) {
visible.push(slide.innerText);
}
console.log(visible);
console.log(visibleSlideElements);
});
});
function getVisibleSlides(sliderElement) {
const container = sliderElement.querySelector('.slider-container');
//returns an array of slide elements that are fully or partially visible
const visibleSlides = [];
//We are using a grid layout and the slides left and right properties include the width of the gap, so when comparing with container width add a gap for each side of the slide gap.
const gapWidth = parseInt(window.getComputedStyle(container).columnGap);
for (const slide of container.children) {
var slideScrollLeftPosition = slide.getBoundingClientRect().left - container.getBoundingClientRect().left;
var slideScrollRightPosition = slideScrollLeftPosition + slide.offsetWidth - gapWidth;
if (slideScrollLeftPosition >= 0 && slideScrollRightPosition <= container.offsetWidth) {
visibleSlides.push(slide);
}
}
return visibleSlides;
}
</script>
Load Swiffy slider using webpack, ESBuild and other build tools. In your index.js (or whatever you call it). NOTE: Swiffy slider is an ES Module and you need a supported processing ECMAScript compiler - i.e. webpack 5+ etc.
// import Swiffy Slider JS
import { swiffyslider } from 'swiffy-slider'
window.swiffyslider = swiffyslider;
window.addEventListener("load", () => {
window.swiffyslider.init();
});
// import Swiffy Slider CSS
import "swiffy-slider/css"
// import Swiffy Slider src CSS unminified
import "swiffy-slider/src/swiffy-slider.css"
Avoid autobinding by adding data-noinit attribute on the script tag and then attach the slider manually
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.min.js" data-noinit defer>
<script>
window.addEventListener('load', () => {
//Use only one of the loading options below!
//loads all sliders
swiffyslider.init();
//loads specific slider
swiffyslider.initSlider(document.getElementById('myslider'));
});
</script>
<div class="swiffy-slider" id="myslider">
<div class="slider-container">
<div></div>
</div>
...
</div>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.min.js" data-noinit defer>
<script>
window.addEventListener('load', () => {
//loads all sliders in main and skip header and footer search for increased init performance.
swiffyslider.init(document.getElementById('content'));
});
</script>
<header>...</header>
<main id="content">
<div class="swiffy-slider" id="myslider">
<div class="slider-container">
<div></div>
</div>
...
</div>
</main>
<footer>...</footer>
Load as module using ES version of the script
<script type="module">
import {swiffyslider} from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.esm.min.js';
window.swiffyslider = swiffyslider;
window.swiffyslider.init();
</script>
Load as ES module on demand, here using load - could be when slider scrolls into view or navigation arrow is clicked the first time. Load module and initialize sliders.
<script>
window.addEventListener("load", () => {
import ('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.esm.min.js').then((swiffysliderModule) => {
swiffysliderModule.swiffyslider.init();
});
});
</script>
Load as ES module on demand. Load module and assign to window for later script manipulation of slides
<script>
window.addEventListener("load", () => {
import ('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.esm.min.js').then((swiffysliderModule) => {
window.swiffyslider = swiffysliderModule.swiffyslider;
window.swiffyslider.init();
});
});
</script>
When loading the script with defer attribute, the initialization will happen as soon as the script is downloaded.
Deferred scripts are requested and run as soon as the document is parsed by the browser. This is the recommended approach.
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.min.js" defer>
If the script is loaded without defer attribute, the initialization will happen when document.readyState === 'interactive' using a document.onreadystatechange event listener.
The script will load and run before the Dom is loaded, but has been parsed.
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swiffy-slider@1.6.0/dist/js/swiffy-slider.min.js">
The above approach ensures the sliders are initialized as soon as possible and earlier in the page life cycle compared to using load or DOMContentLoaded events.
This might not always be optimal depending on what else is running on the page. Since the content of Swiffy Slider is always markup and is rendered when the markup is parsed and does not
change when initialized, a later loading of the script and initialization of the sliders could be a benefit to leave more power for more important scripts.
See "Load as ES module on demand".
The Swiffy Slider CSS is making use of a number of CSS variables that can be overriden to control behavior and styling
Slide sizes, ratios, navigation etc. can be controlled by overruling the variable on the .swiffy-slider instance or in custom css.
| Variable | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
--swiffy-slider-item-width | --swiffy-slider-item-width:75%; | Calculated based on the number of slides shown, the gap, reveal etc. Should not be overriden. INFO If needed, it has to be overriden on the .slider-container element. |
--swiffy-slider-item-gap | --swiffy-slider-item-gap:25px; | Changes the gap between slides when enabled. Default --swiffy-slider-item-gap is 1rem, but can be any valid CSS mesurement. The --swiffy-slider-item-gap is part of the calculation of
--swiffy-slider-item-width |
--swiffy-slider-item-reveal | --swiffy-slider-item-reveal:20%; | Changes the width of the reveal of next and previous slides when enabled. Default --swiffy-slider-item-reveal is 8rem if previous and next is revealed and 4rem if only next is revealed (if .slider-item-snapstart is in use). The --swiffy-slider-item-reveal is part of the calculation of --swiffy-slider-item-width |
--swiffy-slider-item-ratio | --swiffy-slider-item-ratio:100/33.3 | Sets the ratio to a custom value. Use with .slider-item-ratio and omit use of any .slider-item-ratio-* classes |
--swiffy-slider-item-count | --swiffy-slider-item-count:8; | Sets the number of slides to show - same as using .slider-item-show{n} but can i.e. be set to a number higher than 6 if needed. |
--swiffy-slider-nav-light | --swiffy-slider-nav-light:lightcyan; | Sets the light color for navigation arrows. Default is #fff. Use to control the color of light navigation. Square and Round navigation use both colors - one for backgrond, the other for arrow color. |
--swiffy-slider-nav-dark | --swiffy-slider-nav-dark:darkolivegreen; | Sets the dark color for navigation arrows. Default is #333. Use to control the color of dark navigation. Square and Round navigation use both colors - one for backgrond, the other for arrow color.
Can be any color variable.
|
--swiffy-slider-nav-zoom | --swiffy-slider-nav-zoom:1.25; | Use to overrule the navigation arrow sizes. Default is 1 for normal sizes and .75 for small sized navigation. Set to i.e. 1.25 to make navigation arrows larger. |
--swiffy-slider-track-opacity | --swiffy-slider-track-opacity:0.25; | Sets the scrollbar track opacity when scrollbar is displayed |
--swiffy-slider-track-height | --swiffy-slider-track-height:1rem; | Sets the scrollbar track height. Default is .5rem if scrollbar (.slider-nav-scrollbar) is enabled. |
--swiffy-slider-animation-duration | --swiffy-slider-animation-duration:0.75s | Sets the animation duration. Default is 0.75s. Using .swiffy-slider-animation-fast sets the duration to .25s. Using .swiffy-slider-animation-slow sets the duration to 1.25s |
--swiffy-slider-animation-delay | --swiffy-slider-animation-delay:0.5s; | Sets the delay before animation begins when a new slide scrolls into view. Default is 0s (no delay). |
--swiffy-slider-animation-timing | --swiffy-slider-animation-timing:ease-in-out; | Sets the animation timing method, default is ease-in-out. |
Example
<div class="swiffy-slider slider-item-reveal slider-item-ratio slider-nav-round slider-nav-visible"
style="
--swiffy-slider-item-ratio:100/33.3;
--swiffy-slider-nav-light:lightcyan;
--swiffy-slider-nav-dark:darkolivegreen;
--swiffy-slider-nav-zoom:.85;
--swiffy-slider-item-reveal:25%;">
<ul class="slider-container">
<li>...</li>
</ul>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav"></button>
<button type="button" class="slider-nav slider-nav-next"></button>
<div class="slider-indicators">
<button class="active"></button>
<button></button>
<button></button>
</div>
</div>
UPDATE: Safari 15.4 introduces smooth scrolling: See release notes Sliding the carousel on touch devices using fingers are not affected by this issue.
When sliding using buttons, indicators and javascript, the new slides are shown instantly with no smoothing when using Safari.
In Safari based browsers, smooth scrolling is not supported because it is still lacking browser support. See Can I use
If you want to support smoooth scrolling on Safari based browsers, add this polyfill to your head section
<script src="https://unpkg.com/smoothscroll-polyfill/dist/smoothscroll.min.js"></script>
These limitations are known and intentionally there to keep this library small, fast and smooth.
Use other sliders and carousels if these limitations is important in your project.
You are more than welcome to contribute by opening issues and create pull requests. Keep in mind that this project is meant to be very simple in nature and support recent browsers only.
This project is not going into a race of adding as many features as possible - but quite the opposite. Performance and filesize has high priority.
The general rule is, that Swiffy Slider is covering the most common usages, and that more exotic usages are made in examples. If not at least 50% of all installations need a feature, the feature probably belong somewhere else.
Examples of more exotic use cases are more than welcome as part of the examples, so please create pulls for that.
Open tasks that you could help with:
Thank you for your understanding.
Feel free to star this project and help spread the word.
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See the Releases section of our GitHub project for changelogs for each release version of Swiffy Slider.
Nicolai Høeg Pedersen
Dynamicweb
Code and documentation copyright 2022 the Swiffy Slider Authors and Dynamicweb A/S Code released under the MIT License. Docs released under Creative Commons.
FAQs
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