egjs is a jQuery-based JavaScript library consisting of UI interactions, effects, and utilities, which brings easiest and fastest way to build a web application in your way.
- Usage Examples of egjs: http://codepen.io/egjs
- API Documentation
- Latest: https://naver.github.io/egjs/latest/doc
- Specific version: https://naver.github.io/egjs/[VERSION]/doc
- 한국어 readme
The following is a list of egjs components.
- eg: As a default namespace, it is a collection of base utilities for egjs, which is used in diverse components.
- eg.Class: A module that enables developing classes in object-oriented programming style.
- eg.Component: A base class utility that manages events and options in modules.
- eg.MovableCoord: A module that transforms user coordinates into logical coordinates in a virtual coordinate system.
- eg.Flicking: A module that implements flicking.
- eg.Visible: A module that checks if an element is visible in the base element or viewport.
- eg.infiniteGrid: A module that arranges infinite card elements including content on a grid.
egjs provides methods and events extended from jQuery.
The following is a list of methods extended from jQuery.
- persist() method: Stores the current state of a webpage into a key in JSON.
- prefixCss() method: Enables to add CSS vendor prefixes when you use some jQuery version(1.4.3 ~ 1.8.x) that does not support them.
- animate() method: A method extended from the jQuery animate() method. It supports CSS transform property and 3D acceleration.
- pause() and resume() methods: Pauses and resumes animation executed by the jQuery animate() method.
The following is a list of events extended from jQuery.
- rotate: An event that detects the orientation of the mobile device.
- scrollend: An event that detects the scrolling to bottom of the page.
In order to use egjs, you should download the JavaScript files or install it using Bower or npm.
You can download the uncompressed files for development version from the following locations:
- Latest: http://naver.github.io/egjs/latest/dist/eg.js
- Specific version: http://naver.github.io/egjs/[VERSION]/dist/eg.js
You can download the compressed files for production version from the following locations:
- Latest: http://naver.github.io/egjs/latest/dist/eg.min.js
- Specific version: http://naver.github.io/egjs/[VERSION]/dist/eg.min.js
To create a link to a file provided over CDN, you must check the file URL in the CDN service.
- cdnjs: https://cdnjs.com/libraries/egjs
- jsDelivr: https://www.jsdelivr.com/projects/egjs
If you do not have Bower installed, install it using npm as follows:
$ npm install bower -gThe following code shows how to install egjs using Bower.
$ bower install egjsThe following code shows how to install egjs using npm.
$ npm install egjsThe following table shows browsers supported by egjs.
| Internet Explorer | Chrome | Firefox | Safari | iOS | Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7+ | Latest | Latest | Latest | 7+ | 2.3+(except 3.x) |
Supported browser types and versions may vary depending on modules. For more information, see API documentation.
egjs has the dependencies for the following libraries:
|jQuery (required)|Hammer.JS| |---|---|---| |1.7.0+ |2.0.4+|
Except jQuery, library dependencies may vary depending on modules. For more information, see API documentation.
Let egjs load after jQuery loads.
...
<!-- Load jQuery -->
<script src="node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.js"></script>
<!-- Load egjs packaged with all dependencies (Hammer.js) -->
<!-- Load from your local installation -->
<script src="bower_components/egjs/dist/pkgd/eg.pkgd.min.js"></script>
<!-- Or load from CDN -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/egjs/1.3.0/pkgd/eg.pkgd.min.js"></script>
...Note
For more information on loading dependency files except jQuery, see the "Download and Using egjs" page on GitHub Wikis.
You need to add the namespace, "eg", to use the egjs components as shown in the example below.
var Klass = eg.Class({
"construct" : function(){}
});
var Komponent = eg.Class.extend(eg.Component,{
"construct" : function(){}
});For anyone interested to develop egjs, follow the instructions below.
Install grunt-cli globally.
$ npm install grunt-cli -g # Install grunt-cliClone the egjs depository and install the Bower and npm dependency modules.
# Create and move a folder.
$ mkdir egjs && cd egjs
# Clone a repository.
$ git clone https://github.com/naver/egjs.gitSupport npm and yarn.
# Install the dependencies modules.
$ npm install
# or
$ yarn
When add dependency library have to use yarn.
Use Grunt to build egjs.
$ grunt buildTwo folders will be created after complete build is completed.
- dist folder: Includes the eg.js and eg.min.js files.
- doc folder: Includes API documentation. The home page for the documentation is doc/index.html.
Once you create a branch and done with development, you must perform a test using the "grunt test" command before you push code to a remote repository.
$ grunt testRunning a "grunt test" command will start JShint, JSCS, QUnit, and istanbul.
- JShint and JSCS: Performs static checking and code style checking.
- QUnit: Performs unit tests of egjs.
- istanbul: Measures test coverage. The test results can be verified once the Grunt task is completed. Or you can use the ./report/index.html file to verify them.
If you find a bug, please report it to us using the Issues page on GitHub.
egjs is released under the MIT license.
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