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cdl-utils

v0.2.2

Published

CdlUtils uses mocha and chai for tests. To run tests, first:

Downloads

3

Readme

Info

This repository contains a portion of the Wenlin CDL JavaScript API.

This project is for building cdl-utils.js, which, along with cdl-utils-ui.js, is available at http://wenlincdl.com/docs/getting-started

There are also NPM packages. See: https://www.npmjs.com/package/cdl-utils and https://www.npmjs.com/package/cdl-utils-ui

Files in this repository are offered for licensing under the AGPL v.3 license. See: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html

For other licensing options, see: http://wenlin.com/developers

Much of the Wenlin CDL JavaScript API is derived from the C source code for the desktop (Mac/Windows/Linux) application Wenlin Software for Learning Chinese. Authors: Tom Bishop, Richard Cook, David Chanin and other members of the Wenlin development team.

Info about the Wenlin CDL JavaScript API: see https://wenlincdl.com

Terms of Service: See https://wenlincdl.com/terms

Copyright (c) 2018 Wenlin Institute, Inc. SPC.

Running tests

CdlUtils uses mocha and chai for tests. To run tests, first:

yarn install

then, to run tests:

mocha

you may need to run npm install -g mocha if the mocha command isn't found

building the browser JS file

CdlUtils uses webpack to bundle all the JS together for the browser, and makes it available under a global window.CdlUtils object. To build:

yarn install

grunt

you may need to run npm install -g grunt if the grunt command isn't found

The compiled JS will be put into the dist folder.