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curejs

v0.0.5

Published

Cure Your JavaScript Environment

Downloads

13

Readme

Cure Your JS Environment!

Cure.js is a collection of JavaScript polyfills that help ensure your web environment is cross-browser compatible and your JavaScript engine executes properly.

Note: At the moment Cure.js only includes polyfills for a small portion of the native JavaScript objects (specifically the functionality used in imaginate's other projects). The only object's functionality that has been completely filled is the console.

Getting Started

For a stand-alone browser environment:

  • Download cure.min.js
  • Save it to your app's main folder
  • Before any other scripts add <script src="cure.min.js"></script> to your HTML's head or body

For an AMD browser environment:

  • Download cure.min.js
  • Add it to your app's library folder
  • Use require(['cure.min'], function(null) { ... });

For a Node.js environment:

  • Run $ npm install curejs
  • Use require('curejs')

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