The WebODF repository not only contains sources for the library webodf.js, but also a few products based on it. This is the complete list of products that can be created ("x.y.z" is a placeholder for the actual version number):
This product bundles the file webodf.js, the debug version webodf-debug.js and API documentation into one zip file.
With a prepared setup for building, you execute this command:
make product-library
This creates a file "webodf.js-x.y.z.zip" in the same folder, which can be copied and unzipped on a system where you want to develop using the webodf.js library.
Download the latest officially released version from the WebODF homepage.
For those who want to get an OpenDocument Text editor with just a few lines of JavaScript in their HTML5 app, the component Wodo.TextEditor is the right choice.
This product bundles a HOWTO, example files, API documentation and a subdirectory with all files belonging to the component in one zip file.
With a prepared setup for building, you execute this command:
make product-wodotexteditor
It creates a file "wodotexteditor-x.y.z.zip", which can be copied and used on a system where you want to develop using the component. Unzip it there and read the included HOWTO.md file.
See the online demo on webodf.org/demo and download the latest officially released version from the WebODF homepage.
This Firefox add-on enables to view files in the OpenDocument format directly in your Firefox browser, without installing a big office suite.
With a prepared setup for building, you execute this command:
make product-firefoxextension
This creates a file "firefox-extension-odfviewer-x.y.z.xpi", which can be directly installed as add-on in Firefox browsers.
Download and install the latest officially released version from Mozilla's Add-on website.
This is currently only called automatically during the build of ViewerJS, you will not do this yourself.
make product-viewerjsdir
It creates a folder "viewer", which is then further processed in the build of ViewerJS.