Trip.js is a plugin that can help you make tutorial trips easily on website
Trip.js is a plugin that can help you customize a tutorial trip easily with more flexibilities. Right now Trip.js support lots of useful stuffs like keyboard binding, animations, changing themes ... etc. If you want to highly customize your own tutorial trip, then Trip.js is definitely worth to give it a try !
Trip.js has been tested and work well on IE 9+, Chrome 32+, Firefox 32+ and Safari 9+
3.3.5
Please check website, setup, configuration and API :P
grunt test # run all QUnit tests
node 5.1.1npm 2.15.6npm i # to instasll dependenciesgrunt build # build js and CSS files
grunt build-js # build only js files
grunt build-css # build only CSS files
grunt bumpversion --oldv=VERSION_FROM --newv=VERSION_TO # below is an example
grunt bumpversion --oldv=3.1.7 --newv=3.1.8 # change version number in src
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Chia-Lung, Chen (EragonJ)
MIT
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Trip.js is a plugin that can help you make tutorial trips easily on website
The npm package trip.js receives a total of 248 weekly downloads. As such, trip.js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that trip.js 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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