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@edx/browserslist-config

v1.2.0

Published

Shared browserslist config for Open edX

Downloads

24,301

Readme

@edx/browserslist-config

license npm

Shareable browserslist configuration for Open edX. If our supported browsers changes in the future, this will be the primary place to update for all consumers (e.g., micro-frontends).

What is Browserslist?

Browserslist is a tool to share target browsers and Node.js versions between different frontend tools (e.g., autoprefixer, babel, etc.).

See documentation on shareable browserslist configurations for more details.

Supported Browsers

Desktop

| Browser | Version | | ----------------------------- | ------- | | Chrome | last 2 | | Safari | last 2 | | Edge | last 2 | | Firefox | last 2 |

Mobile

| Browser | Version | | ----------------------------- | ------- | | Chrome for Android | last 3 | | Safari for iOS | last 3 | | Firefox for Android | last 3 |

List all supported browsers

You can list all supported browsers by running:

npm install
npm run supported

Learn more by visiting the browser support page on the edX Support Portal.

Installation and usage

Install the package in your repository:

$ npm install -D @edx/browserslist-config

In your package.json file:

{
  "browserslist": ["extends @edx/browserslist-config"]
}