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Navigate to /bookreader and run command: npm link You can use the command npm ls |grep icon-share to confirm icon-share is now a link to your local directory.You can use the command npm ls -g to confirm your local package now appears in the registry.From within your icon package directory run command: npm link.You shouldn't need to commit any of these core-js changes.

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Navigate to your icon package ( iaux-icons/packages/icon-share) and run command: npm install core-js.Confirm your icon package is working properly in the iaux-icons demo.To see local icon package changes in bookreader, you'll need to install core-js into the icon package and link into bookreader. Anything in the BookReader/ directory should not be committed. Please DO NOT include these files in your PR. Until the next major version bump, we have to store the build files inside the repo to maintain backwards compatibility. npm run serve-dev starts an auto-reloading dev server, that builds js/css that has been edited at localhost:8000. The source JavaScript is written in ES6 (located in the src/js directory) and in ES5 (located in BookReader). The “fragment” is formatted in accordance with the BookReader URL spec. When the receives this message, it moves to the specified page/mode. The Fragment Change message is sent to the parent window when the embedded BookReader moves between pages/modes. The parent window can send messages of its own (also via window.postMessage()) and the IFrame Plugin will handle updating the reader to match. If you use the IFrame Plugin inside the, the reader will send notifications about changes in the state of the reader via window.postMessage(). see plugin directory for current plugin filesīookReader can be embedded within an.- replaces fullscreen mode with vendor native fullscreen.- uses cookies to remember the current page.- automatically updates the browser url.- add tts (read aloud) ui, sound library, and callbacks.See the plugins directory for all the included plugins, but here are some examples: The general idea is that they are mixins that augment the BookReader prototype. See the examples in the plugins directory. TODO (for now see src/BookReader/options.js).

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drawing & resizing the book and the various modes (1up, 2 page spread, gallery view)Ī peek in how to use/extend core functionality:.

Core: jQueryīookReader's core functionality is in jQuery. Menu panels: Web Components via LitElementīookReader's side navigation is powered by LitElement flavored web components. As we continue to decouple the UI from drawing/calculating logic, these logical methods will become easier to spot, raise as a public method, and create unit tests for them.When BookNavigator reacts to BR's events, BookNavigator can directly control BR core using public functions.Control BR from the outside by using public methods.BookNavigator, BR's web components controller, listens and reacts to these events in order to populate the side menu panels.

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BookReader's (BR) core code emits custom events, reporting the actions it takes:.

As we march toward the future of BookReader as a web component, we are taking an Event Driven approach to connect the two together. Starting at v5, BookReader introduces hybrid architecture that merges the core code written in jQuery closer to its evolution as a web component. Create the BookReader object var options = var br = new BookReader ( options ) // Let's go! br.

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