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nos-versioning

v3.1.1

Published

Client document versioning made easy(ish).

Downloads

19

Readme

Nos-Versioning

Client document versioning made easy(ish).

Bugs

  • Groups
    • verticalAlign not working - position should be relative to the group, not the canvas
  • LayerIndex - could this be an option to re-order the objects?
  • URGENT - Remove eval from the reviver process. Probably need to move to a strict .js format for loading configs

HOW TO

  • How to update JsPDF

    1. Clone the repo https://github.com/MrRio/jsPDF.git
    2. npm i
    3. Modify src/index.js to only include these packages:
      • acroform
      • addimage
      • annotations
      • jpeg_support
      • png_support
      • split_text_to_size
      • standard_fonts_metrics
      • ttfsupport
      • utf8
      • vfs
      • ttffont
    4. npm run build
    5. Copy the dist/jspdf.umd.js file into our src/js/_prototypes/jspdf/index.js file
    6. Remove the 'use strict' and Worker references. Also search for 'let ' and replace with 'var '
  • How to update fabric.js

    1. Clone the repo https://github.com/fabricjs/fabric.js.git
    2. Run this command: npm run build:custom (node build.js modules=text,itext,serialization,interaction,animation,easing,shadow no-strict no-svg-export)
    3. Copy the contents of dist/fabric.js into our src/js/_prototypes/fabric/fabric.js file
    4. Remove the references to node (e.g. jsdom, isLikelyNode)
  • How to install with npm

    1. Go to bitbucket and click the branch dropdown
    2. Next to 'Branches', you'll see 'Tags' - click that and select the most recent tag
    3. Create your npm install url: bitbucket:IBIData/nos-versioning.git#${TAG_NAME_HERE}
  • How to package a new release

    1. First, create a production build (gulp production)
    2. Commit all of your changes
    3. Once your working branch is clean, bump the version with the correct npm script (npm run bump-[patch|minor|major])

Added/changed options

controllers - now is array containing controller components. Each member can be string (predefined component with defaults) or object (predefined component with custom options)