A dojo 1.7 adapter #172
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…l on the command line in Ubuntu, and requiring, node, npm, coffeescript and a handful other dependencies to build a simple client-side library is ridiculous - so I've made the changes that are needed to do the build with buildr. (AFAICT) they should work, but I haven't tested them. I manually built by catting the files together and using the built-in test scripts.
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Adapter is integrated in dev but the tests need to be completed properly. Thank you! |
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[master d334d1e] a dojo 1.7 based adapter for history.js. I can't get buildr to install on the command line in Ubuntu, and requiring, node, npm, coffeescript and a handful other dependencies to build a simple client-side library is ridiculous - so I've made the changes that are needed to do the build with buildr. (AFAICT) they should work, but I haven't tested them. I manually built by catting the files together and using the built-in test scripts