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@readium-js/cfi

v1.0.0-alpha.2

Published

Readium - CFI javascript library

Downloads

17

Readme

Readium JS - CFI

EPUB3 CFI utility library in JavaScript

Installation

Using npm / yarn

npm install @readium-js/cfi

or

yarn add @readium-js/cfi

Importing

This library is bundled in UMD and ES module formats.

  • CommonJS
const EPUBcfi = require('@readium-js/cfi');
  • ES Modules
import * as EPUBcfi from '@readium-js/cfi';
  • Globally with window.EPUBcfi
<script src="readium-js-cfi.umd.js"></script>

Usage in non-browser environments (Node)

Currently not supported as the implementation depends on jQuery and the DOM.

A subset of the API could work without a browser, which may be planned for a future release.

Development

Prerequisites:

  • Node JS

Initial setup:

  • npm install

Typical workflow:

  • Hack away! (mostly the source code in ./src and ./test/specs )
  • npm run build (to update the output bundles in the dist folder)

Unit tests:

  • npm run test

Bundled outputs

The dist directory contains bundled scripts in two module formats:

UMD - Universal Module Definition

readium-js-cfi.umd.js (and its associated source-map file), which aggregates all the required code (external library dependencies included, such as jQuery, etc.)

You can include this as CommonJS/AMD or with the global EPUBcfi

Works best for when using Browserify or RequireJS

ES Modules

readium-js-cfi.esm.js (and its associated source-map file), also aggregates all the required code

Works best for rollup.js or webpack

NPM package

NPM packages "owned" and maintained by the Readium Foundation are listed here: https://www.npmjs.com/~readium-js

License

BSD-3-Clause ( http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause )

See LICENSE.