agjjQuery

Description

agjjQuery is a collection of plugins started by Andrew G. Johnson for Javascript’s jQuery library.

All agjjQuery plugins:

• agjCalendar (GitHub, npm, Twitter & Patreon)

Usage/Installation

You will need an HTML reference to jQuery in order for the plugin to function.

<!-- Reference to the jQuery Javascript library -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-3.7.1.min.js"></script>

With npm or Yarn

This project offers support for the npm and Yarn dependency managers. You can find the agjjquery package online on npmjs.com.

Install using npm

Run this command to install the plugin using npm:

npm install agjjquery

Install using Yarn

Run this command to install the plugin using Yarn:

yarn add agjjquery

Once installed you can start using the agjjQuery plugins within your project by adding HTML references to any individual plugin’s Javascript and CSS stylesheet files.

With Bower

This plugin also offers support for the now-deprecated Bower dependency manager.

Install using Bower

Run this command to install the plugin using Bower:

bower install agjjQuery/agjjQuery --save

Once installed you can start using the agjCalendar plugins within your project by adding HTML references to any individual plugin’s Javascript and CSS stylesheet files.

Without npm, Yarn or Bower

To use without npm, Yarn or Bower add HTML references to any individual plugin’s Javascript and CSS stylesheet files which you will need to download and host.

Help Requests

Please post any questions in the discussions area of the individual plugin’s GitHub repository.

If you discover a bug please enter an issue on the individual plugin’s GitHub repository.

Acknowledgements

Full list of contributors across all plugins:

• Andrew G. Johnson (@andrewgjohnson)
• Imgbot (@ImgBotApp)
• GitHub Actions (github-actions[bot])

Our security policies and procedures comes via the atomist/samples project. Our pull request template comes via the stevemao/github-issue-templates project. The forest photo comes via Radek Homola.

Changelog

You can find all notable changes in the changelog.