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expack_library

v1.0.12

Published

A utility library focused on the user's ability to modify and design

Downloads

618

Readme

Build Status NPM Version

ExPack

ExPack is a library that lets you customize everything, being easy to use and able to adjust based on your needs!

ExPack was programmed in Visual Studio Code.

Importing ExPack

For the CSS code, put the code below in your HTML tag:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/css/expack.min.css" integrity="sha384-gyGaM4G8+5jQD/qOH8itL5HgoRjbzIK8xRaIayFviSDPTjok1QXiH7NUZMdQciOu" crossorigin="anonymous">

For the JavaScript code, at the bottom of your tag put the code below:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/js/expack.min.js" integrity="sha384-G3MxSQ6fon39aP3Wvb1+ivb8Enkgb34T0IFzdPgIBLkXbbm/TZXUixaC4PhCdWC/" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

It is also recommended to include jQuery as well.

Languages

Programmed With

ExPack was made with the following Coding Languages JavaScript SASS

Externally Used

NPM DartSASS Git

To-Do

Code

  • [ ] Have javascript modify margins
  • [ ] Built in Python support
  • [ ] Badges SCSS (may use javascript)
  • [ ] Have JavaScript search for fonts.

Others

  • [x] Add to a CDN

Installs

To Have Installed

Languages

NPM

Git

SASS

Software

For Programming

[!IMPORTANT] Use which ever IDE you'd like, these are just the ones that the original owner used to make ExPack. If your IDE doesn't have Git support, run the Git Back terminal and then do the git commands there

NPM

  • ~~Webpack~~
    • ~~Terser Webpack Plugin~~

[!IMPORTANT] Since 16/09/2024, devolpment of Expack v0.0.3, Expack has switched from using Webpack to Rollup

  • Rollup
  • Sass
  • Babel
    • babel-loader
    • @babel/core
    • @babel/preset-env

All npm installs are localed in the node_module directory.

Recommendations

To properly run this, please make sure you install SASS. The starting system for ExPack was using npm install -g sass.

Compiling SASS

As of September 16th, 2024, the original repository is being compiled at the same time as the js; by running npm run build.

Compiling JS

With the addition of webpack (added September 7th, 2024), to bundle and minimize the javascript code you should run: npm run build. For more info look at the rollup config file.

For Support

Gmail: [email protected]

Security

To test the ExPack library security, snyk.io is used.

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