j1-template 2021.0.7 → 2021.0.8

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  {% assign menu_type = '' %}
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- {% comment %}Collect TOP-LEVEL items (NO sub-menu)
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+ {% comment %} Collect TOP-LEVEL items (NO sub-menu)
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  -------------------------------------------------------------------------- {% endcomment %}
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  {% when 'top_level_item' %}
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  <!-- [INFO ] [j1.modules.navigator.menu.html ] [found menu-type: menu-top-level-only] -->
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  // user SESSION cookie (initial values)
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  var user_session = {
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- 'mode': 'na',
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+ 'mode': 'web',
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+ 'writer': 'web',
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  'locale': navigator.language || navigator.userLanguage,
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  'user_name': '{{template_config.user.user_name}}',
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  'provider': '{{template_config.user.provider}}',
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  // detect middleware (mode 'app') and update user session cookie
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  // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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  // if (user_session.mode === 'na' || user_session.mode === 'app') {
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- if (user_session.mode === 'na') {
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+ if (user_session.mode === 'app') {
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  var url = new liteURL(window.location.href);
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  var ep_status = baseUrl + '/status' + '?page=' + window.location.pathname;
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  var detectTimeout = 50;
data/lib/j1/version.rb CHANGED
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  module J1
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  end
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  unless env['HTTP_COOKIE'] == nil
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  j1_mw_auth_mgr.info 'read current user state data from cookie'
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  user_session_data = readCookie('j1.user.session')
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+ j1_mw_auth_mgr.info 'update user session data for mode: app'
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+ user_session_data['mode'] ='app'
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+ timestamp = Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
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+ user_session_data['timestamp'] = timestamp
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+ user_session_data['writer'] = 'middleware'
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+ session_json = user_session_data.to_json
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+ j1_mw_auth_mgr.info 'write user session data to cookie: ' + "#{session_json}"
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+ writeCookie('j1.user.session', session_json)
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  else
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+ j1_mw_auth_mgr.info 'create user session data for mode: app'
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+ timestamp = Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
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+ user_session_data['timestamp'] = timestamp
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+ user_session_data['writer'] = 'middleware'
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+ session_json = user_session_data.to_json
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+ j1_mw_auth_mgr.info 'write user session data to cookie: ' + "#{session_json}"
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+ writeCookie('j1.user.session', session_json)
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  requested_page = env['REQUEST_URI']
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  app_session_data['requested_page'] = "#{env['REQUEST_URI']}"
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  end
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  # Theme Rubies, default: J1 Template
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  #
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+ gem 'j1-template', '~> 2021.0.8'
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  # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  # PRODUCTION: Gem needed for the Jekyll and J1 prod environment
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  # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  # Sets the build version of J1 Template Gem
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  #
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  # version
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  # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  # values: boolean (true|false)
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  # default: false
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  #
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- title: J1 Template
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- slogan: Starter Web
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- description: Made for Jekyll · Made for Your Web
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+ title: J1
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+ slogan: starter
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+ description: >
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+ Made for Jekyll · Made for Your Web
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  keywords: Jekyll, One, Template, Ruby, Asciidoctor,
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  Asciidoc, Bootstrap, Javascript,
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  JS, JS3, CSS, CSS3, HTML5, Material, Design
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  - title: Where to go
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  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  # Roundtrip
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  - title: Icon fonts
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  href: /pages/public/learn/roundtrip/mdi_icon_font/
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  - title: Simple-Document
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  # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  # Menu BLOG
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+ href: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/
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+ icon: format-color-text
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  - title: JSON Editor
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  href: https://jsoneditoronline.org/
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  theme_select:
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  - local_themes: enabled
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  title: Jekyll One
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- icon: face
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+ icon: alpha-j-box
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  - item: About
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  // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  version="1.1"
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  inkscape:version="1.0.1 (3bc2e813f5, 2020-09-07)"
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+ inkscape:export-filename="C:\Temp\d10n-2021.0.8\assets\images\modules\icons\d1\d1-256x256.png"
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  Jekyll One Template is OpenSource and the modules included
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  {
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  Things you should know about this site,
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- people, what companies has contributed
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+ alt: Photo by Aditya Joshi
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  == About this site
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- The template system was originally developed to create a simple, but fully
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- configurable website creation toolset for document servers. Document servers
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- provide websites, or other content formats like PDF, for projects, for software
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- documentation or similar approaches.
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- Many large today's companies like {url-docker--docs}[Docker, {browser-window--new}]
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- are using template based systems to create their documentation sites. Or like
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- to provide a fully featured writers platform for writing books or large
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- documentation.
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- All these platform are technically different but they share common ideas:
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- * content is written using a neutral meta-language
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- * the final output is not predefined
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- * the output is automatically generated by engines (robots)
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- To make this ideas real, a lot of things are need; you can imagine. The
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- system based on _Bootstrap_ for the CCS framework, _Jekyll_ and _Liquid_ for
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- writing content.
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- creation processes following the development pattern *MVC*
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- (https://blog.codinghorror.com/understanding-model-view-controller/[Model–View–Controller, {browser-window--new}])
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- A plan was made in 2016, based on Jekyll V3 and Bootstrap V3, to create a
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- * modular, powerful and stable
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- * supporting modern content design
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- * usable on common computer hardware, available to the public
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- * less in components, using well-known software
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- * fully usable on small PC's locally as well as on powerful remote systems
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- on the Internet
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- It took me nearly 4 years. Now, early 2021, I can present the first version of
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- J1 Template for the public. Hopefully most of the objectives are achieved.
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- Have fun!
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- == Common licenses
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- Find a list of all common licenses used by J1 template and the Products
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- build-in. The following descriptions gives an overview what is licenced
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- and granted. Note, that some products using standard licenses may have
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- WARNING: This document *does not* constitute any *legal advice*. If software
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- |===============================================================================
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- |Licence\|Home |Description\|Authority
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- |Products using the license can be used *free of charge*. Users are *free*
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- |Products using the license can be used *free of charge*. Users are *free*
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- |===============================================================================
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- == Hall of fame
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- Thanks a lot to all the companies providing free software. Or giving free
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- NOTE: The *Hall of fame* is a section work-in-progress. I'll limit the number
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- J1 Template is using *100+* main software products and platforms. And these
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- |===============================================================================
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- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
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- |{url-animate-css--home}[AnimateCSS, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Daniel Eden and Friends
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- |CSS
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- |_Animate.css_ is a CSS library for cross-browser animations to be used in web
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- ----
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- License: MIT
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- Used version: 4.1.1
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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- License: MIT
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- Used version: 3.2.0
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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- |{url-asciidoctor--home}[Asciidoctor, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Dan Allen, Sarah White, Ryan Waldron, and Friends
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- |Ruby
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- |_Asciidoctor_ is a open source text processor and publishing toolchain for
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- converting AsciiDoc-based content to HTML5, DocBook, PDF, and other formats.
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- PDF and other formats.
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- ----
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- License: MIT
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- Used version: 1.5.8
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- Year: 2018
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- ----
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- |{url-asciidoctor-pdf--home}[Asciidoctor PDF, {browser-window--new}]
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- |OpenDevise Inc. and the Asciidoctor Project
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- |Ruby
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- |_Asciidoctor PDF_ is a native PDF converter for AsciiDoc. It bypasses the
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT, CC BY 3.0
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- Used version: 2.0.12
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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- |{url-asciidoctor-rouge--home}[Asciidoctor Rouge, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Jakub Jirutka
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- |Ruby
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- |_Asciidoctor Rouge_ provides an Asciidoctor extension for highlighting source
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- listing blocks using Rouge, a pure-ruby code highlighter (compatible with the
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- Python Pygments highlighter). The extension supports all Asciidoctor features
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 0.4.0
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- Year: 2018
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-babel-js--home}[Babel JS, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Sebastian McKenzie and Friends
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- |JS
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- |_Babel JS_ is a modular and plugable JavaScript compiler/transpiler.
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- Babel (pronounced: babble) is a community-driven project used by many
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- companies and projects, and is maintained by a group of volunteers.
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-
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- NOTE: _Babel JS_ is used by the J1 development system to transpile modern,
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- ES5 Javascript code (written for NodeJS) for the use with web browsers that
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- does't or cannot (technically) support all ES5 language features.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 7.12.12
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- Year: 2021
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-
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- |{url-backstretch--home}[Backstretch, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Daniel Cohen Gindi, Scott Robbin
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- |JS, jQuery
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- |_Backstretch_ is a jQuery plugin that allows to add dynamically resized,
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- slideshow capable background images to any page or HTML element. Images are
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- recalculated in size to stretch and fit the page or element. Backstretch
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- supports responsivness by automatically resizing images as the size of the
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- window in a browser changes.
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-
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- NOTE: _Backstretch_ for J1 is mainly used for the top-level Headers (Attics)
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- for all content pages. Images, or videos, gets automatically resized to fill
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- a page header full-size.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 2.1.18
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- Year: 2019
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-bs--home}[Bootstrap, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Bootstrap Authors, Twitter Inc. and Friends
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- |CSS, JS
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- |_Bootstrap_ is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at responsive,
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- mobile-first front-end web development. It contains CSS- and JavaScript-based
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- design templates for typography, forms, buttons, navigation, and other
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- interface components.
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-
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- NOTE: _Bootstrap_ (BS4) is the core CSS framework to create standardized, fully
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- responsive HTML5 code from the content pages. A selected number of JS
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- components of Bootstrap are build-in the template. BS4 is the base for the
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- theming feature of J1.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 4.6.0
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- Year: 2021
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-bs-theme-switcher--gh-repo}[Bootstrap ThemeSwitcher, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Joseph Guadagno
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- |CSS, JS
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- |_BS ThemeSwitcher_ is a jQuery plugin to dynamically download BS themes
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- from Bootswatch. This plugin supports the automated population of Bootswatch
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- themes for menus and selections. The plugin provides functions to switch a
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- theme, and save the selected theme to a cookie as well as the load of a
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- selected theme from cookies.
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-
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- NOTE: _BS ThemeSwitcher_ is one of the core components for the theming feature
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- of J1. The plugin helps to access the (JSON) API at Bootswatch, to generate
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- the menu items for selecting themes.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 1.1.5
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- Year: 2014
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-bootswatch--home}[Bootswatch, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Thomas Park
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- |CSS
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- |_Bootswatch_ provides a rich collection of free themes for Bootstrap. The
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- platform provides a large number of diffent themes (pre-compiled BS4 CSS files)
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- to be directly used for websites using Bootstrap V4.
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-
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- NOTE: _Bootswatch_ is fully interated with template to support the theming
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- feature of J1 by pre-Compiled CSS files of BS4. A wide range of light and
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- dark themes are provided by Bootswatch. It's worth to check what can be done.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 4
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-bootswatch--api}[Bootswatch API, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Thomas Park
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- |(JSON) API
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- |A simple JSON API to request theme data, to integrate Bootswatch themes
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- into websites.
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-
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- NOTE: The _Bootswatch API_ is used by the J1 theming component to collect
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- themes data for all themes available at the Bootswatch platform.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 4
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-bump--gh-repo}[Bump, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Gregory Marcil Hacy
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- |Ruby
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- |_Bump_ is a gem to simplify the processes to build gems, to generate new
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- versions and helps to integrate the gem creation process into Rake.
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-
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- NOTE: _Bump_ is used by the J1 Template development system to ease the process
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- of versioning the J1 Template Rubie, to populate the Gem to RubyGems for
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- public access.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 0.10.0
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-builder--gh-repo}[Builder, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Jim Weirich
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- |Ruby
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- |The gem builder provide a simple way to create XML markup and data structures.
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-
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- NOTE: _Builder_ is a very helpful library (Ruby Gem) for generating XML or
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- HTML code. The gem is used by several Asciidoctor extentions, like the lightbox
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- block extention. _Builder_ creates the HTML-portion to integrate the Javascipt
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- Lightbox plugin by an Asciidoc (block) tag.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 3.2.0
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- Year: 2013
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- ----
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-
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- |===============================================================================
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-
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-
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- === C - D
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-
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- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
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- |===============================================================================
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- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
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-
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- |{url-cash--gh-repo}[Cash, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Ken Wheeler, Fabio Spampinato
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- |JS
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- |_Cash_ is a lightweight alternative to _jQuery_ (`$`) for modern browsers.
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- The library provides a jQuery-style syntax for manipulating the DOM. Cash
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- supports only a subset of features in compare to jQuery but will minimize the
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- codebase. Developers can use the familiar chainable methods at a fraction of
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- the file size.
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-
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- NOTE: A small number of modules, integrated with J1, is using _Cash_ instead of
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- _jQuery_. If only base functions for manipulating the DOM is needed, _Cash_
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- may an alternative to _jQuery_ to speedup processing time and the amount of
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- data loaded.
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-
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- .Product details
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- ----
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- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 8.1.0
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- Year: 2020
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- ----
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-
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- |{url-clipboard--gh-repo}[Clipboard, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Zeno Rocha
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- |JS
452
- |_Clipboard_ is a quite small and easy to use Javascript library that
453
- implements a modern copy-to-clipboard functionality. Copying text to the OS
454
- clipboard shouldn't be hard, it shouldn't require dozens of steps to configure
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- or hundreds of KBs to load. That's why _clipboard.js_ exists.
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-
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- NOTE: _Clipboard_ is widely used for J1. It's automatically attached to all
458
- code listing blocks of a page to make it easy to copy commands or code
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- snippets.
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-
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- .Product details
462
- ----
463
- License: MIT license
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- Used version: 2.0.6
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- Year: 2020
466
- ----
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-
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- |{url-cors--gh-repo}[Cors, {browser-window--new}]
469
- |Troy Goode
470
- |JS
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- |_Cors_ is a NodeHS package for providing a CORS secured Express middleware.
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- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an HTTP-header based mechanism
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- that allows a web server to indicate a requester (origin) to allow or
474
- reject from loading of (web) resources. For security reasons, browsers
475
- restrict so-called cross-origin HTTP requests initiated from scripts.
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-
477
- NOTE: The J1 development system is accompanied by a small NodeJS-based
478
- utilliy server - based on the Express middleware (Webserver). J1 Utilliy
479
- Server helps to collect log data from the webbrowser's console to write
480
- them to files on disk. The JS module _Cors_ is used to control cross-origin
481
- HTTP requests initiated by a browser.
482
-
483
- .Product details
484
- ----
485
- License: MIT license
486
- Used version: 2.8.5
487
- Year: 2020
488
- ----
489
-
490
- |{url-cross-env--gh-repo}[CrossEnv, {browser-window--new}]
491
- |Kent C. Dodds
492
- |JS
493
- |The JS module _cross-env_ supports the cross-platform use of environment
494
- variables. On Windows systems, a variable is written like %ENV_VAR%, on
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- Unix-like systems (POSIX), variables looks like $ENV_VAR.
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-
497
- NOTE: The J1 Development Systems is controlled by NodeJS project files
498
- package.json. All project files contain scripts to run base tasks to e.g.
499
- setup a J1-based project. To make this possible cross-platform, the module
500
- allows to use *environment* variables on all platform J1 is supported.
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-
502
- .Product details
503
- ----
504
- License: MIT license
505
- Used version: 7.0.3
506
- Year: 2020
507
- ----
508
-
509
- |{url-cross-var--gh-repo}[CrossVar, {browser-window--new}]
510
- |Elijah Manor
511
- |JS
512
- |The JS module _cross-var_ supports the cross-platform use of variables of
513
- the shell. On Windows systems, a variable is written like %VAR%, on
514
- Unix-like systems (POSIX), variables looks like $VAR.
515
-
516
- NOTE: The J1 Development Systems is controlled by NodeJS project files
517
- package.json. All project files contain scripts to run base tasks to e.g.
518
- setup a J1-based project. To make this possible cross-platform, the module
519
- allows to use *shell* variables on all platform J1 is supported.
520
-
521
- .Product details
522
- ----
523
- License: MIT license
524
- Used version: 1.1.0
525
- Year: 2017
526
- ----
527
-
528
- |{url-sass-lang--home}[Dart Sass, {browser-window--new}]
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- |Google LLC
530
- |JS
531
- |_Dart Sass_ is the current and primary implementation of *Sass*, which means
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- it gets new features before any other implementation. It's fast, easy to
533
- install, and it compiles to pure JavaScript which makes it easy to integrate
534
- into modern web development workflow
535
-
536
- NOTE: _Dart Sass_ is current *NOT* used by the J1 Template development system.
537
- For the next versions of J1, the CSS package will be re-written to use the
538
- current *Sass* _Dart Sass_ implemetation instead of _Node Sass_.
539
-
540
- .Product details
541
- ----
542
- License: MIT license
543
- Used version: 1.32.6
544
- Year: 2021
545
- ----
546
-
547
- |{url-datatables--home}[Datatables, {browser-window--new}]
548
- |SpryMedia Ltd.
549
- |JS (jQuery)
550
- |_DataTables_ is a _jQuery_ plug-in to construct HTM tables read from data
551
- like CSV files from disk or other data sources. It is a highly flexible tool,
552
- that adds advanced features, as e.g. searching, to any HTML table.
553
-
554
- NOTE: _DataTables_ is fully integrated for the *free version* with J1 to create
555
- Bootstrap styled HTML tables from data sources. The _jQuery_ plug-in is used
556
- by the J1 Docummentation to create searchable Bottstrap tables from CSV files.
557
-
558
- .Product details
559
- ----
560
- License: MIT license
561
- Used version: 1.10.16
562
- Year: 2019
563
- ----
564
-
565
- |===============================================================================
566
-
567
- /////
568
- Unsinn da eigene Komponente
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-
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- |*Cookiebar*
571
- |Jürgen Adams
572
- |JS
573
- |Cookiebar implements simple but fully configurable cookie consent dialogs
574
- to accept or reject on cookies by the vistors of a J1-based website.
575
-
576
- NOTE: For the background of the privacy regulations introduces by
577
- {url-gdpr-eu--home}[GDPR, {browser-window--new}] in Europe and associated
578
- countries, cookie consent dialogs are required to inform your vistors to
579
- comply legal requirements.
580
-
581
- .Product details
582
- ----
583
- License: MIT license
584
- Used version: 2021.1.0
585
- Year: 2021
586
- ----
587
- /////
588
-
589
- === E - G
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-
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- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
592
- |===============================================================================
593
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
594
-
595
- |{url-eslint--home}[ESlint, {browser-window--new}]
596
- |JS Foundation and Friends
597
- |JS
598
- |A linter is a code analysis tool used to flag programming errors, bugs,
599
- stylistic errors, and suspicious constructs. _ESLint_ is a linter for
600
- identifying and reporting on incorrect patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript
601
- code.
602
-
603
- NOTE: To make JS code consistency sure for all components using JavaScript used
604
- by J1, the Development System is using _ESlint_ to inspect JS based modules for
605
- correctness.
606
-
607
- .Product details
608
- ----
609
- License: MIT license
610
- Used version: 7.19.0
611
- Year: 2021
612
- ----
613
-
614
- |{url-execjs--gh-repo}[ExecJS, {browser-window--new}]
615
- |Sam Stephenson, Josh Peek
616
- |JS
617
- |_ExecJS_ let run JavaScript code from Ruby. The gem automatically picks the
618
- best runtime available to evaluate a JavaScript program, and returns the
619
- result as a Ruby object.
620
-
621
- NOTE: Some libraries needed for J1 are not available as pure Ruby code. For
622
- the search engine Lunr, used by J1 QuickSearch, the code base available is
623
- written in Javascript. To create index data for Lunr from the Ruby/Jekyll
624
- plugin lunr_index.rb, _ExecJS_ is used to run the JS portion.
625
-
626
- .Product details
627
- ----
628
- License: MIT license
629
- Used version: 2.7.0
630
- Year: 2016
631
- ----
632
-
633
- |{url-fontawesome--home}[Font Awesome, {browser-window--new}]
634
- |Fonticons, Inc.
635
- |CSS
636
- |_Font Awesome_ is a popular icon library. Font Awesome *Free* is free,
637
- open source, and GPL friendly. It can be for commercial projects, open
638
- source projects, or really almost whatever you want.
639
-
640
- Icons::
641
- {url-license--creative-commons}[CC BY 4.0 License, {browser-window--new}].
642
- In the Font Awesome Free download, the CC BY 4.0 license applies to all icons
643
- packaged as SVG and JS file types.
644
-
645
- Fonts::
646
- {url-license--sil}[SIL OFL 1.1 License, {browser-window--new}].
647
- In the Font Awesome Free download, the SIL OFL license applies to all icons
648
- packaged as web and desktop font files.
649
-
650
- NOTE: _Font Awesome Free_ is an alternative to the J1's default icon font set
651
- provided by _Material Design Icons_ (MDI). Font Awesome icons are used for
652
- default by Asciidoctor for several block elements like admonitions (see *this*
653
- element).
654
-
655
- .Product details
656
- ----
657
- License: Font Awesome Free License
658
- Used version: 5.15.2
659
- Year: 2021
660
- ----
661
-
662
- |{url-getos--gh-repo}[GetOS, {browser-window--new}]
663
- |William Blankenship
664
- |JS
665
- |GetOS is a NodeJS module to collect OS and Distribution details of the
666
- current environment.
667
-
668
- NOTE: The module _GetOS_ is used by the J1 Development System to identify the
669
- current OS to run OS specific commands from project scripts (package.json).
670
-
671
- .Product details
672
- ----
673
- License: MIT license
674
- Used version: 3.2.1
675
- Year: 2020
676
- ----
677
-
678
- |{url-git--home}[Git, {browser-window--new}]
679
- |Software Freedom Conservancy
680
- |Application
681
- |_Git_ is a free and open source distributed version control system designed
682
- to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and
683
- efficiency.
684
-
685
- NOTE: J1 based web projects should be tracked under control of _Git_. This
686
- enables developers to manage code changes by the power of a modern version
687
- control system
688
-
689
- .Product details
690
- ----
691
- License: GPL v2
692
- Used version: 2.30.0
693
- Year: 2021
694
- ----
695
-
696
- |{url-git--home}[Github, {browser-window--new}]
697
- |GitHub, Inc.
698
- |Platform
699
- |_GitHub_ is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration using
700
- the version control system _Git_. It lets programmers and others work together
701
- on projects from anywhere. Millions of developers and companies build, ship,
702
- and maintain their software on _GitHub_.
703
-
704
- NOTE: J1 based web projects should be tracked under control of _Git_. To place
705
- such a *Git repo* at _GitHub_, for single projects or small groups could this
706
- be done for free.
707
-
708
- |{url-wikipedia-en--google}[Google LLC, {browser-window--new}]
709
- |Google LLC
710
- |Platform
711
- |_Google LLC_ is an American multinational technology company that specializes
712
- in Internet-related services and products. This include online advertising
713
- technologies (Google Ads), online monitoring services (Google Analytics), a
714
- search engine, cloud computing, hardware and a huge number of large software
715
- projects like the operating system Android for mobile computing.
716
-
717
- NOTE: The company _Google_ is omnipresent in the digital world. It is very
718
- unlikely, that an Internet-related project does not use products, services or
719
- concepts (originally) created by Google. J1 Template supports for example
720
- *Google Ads*, *Google Analytics* by J1 Connectors and adapts concepts
721
- from *Google Material Design* for Web Design.
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-
723
- |===============================================================================
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-
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-
726
- === H - J
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-
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- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
729
- |===============================================================================
730
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
731
-
732
- |{url-heroku--home}[Heroku, {browser-window--new}]
733
- |Salesforce, Inc.
734
- |Platform
735
- |_Heroku_ is a commercial Internet platform. The company offers a container-based
736
- cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS). Developers use _Heroku_ to deploy, manage,
737
- and scale modern (web) apps. The platform is flexible, and easy to use, offering
738
- developers a simple path to getting their products to market.
739
-
740
- NOTE: J1-based websites can be run as (web) apps as well. The number of companies
741
- that offers a managed platform for web applications is quite limited. _Heroku_
742
- is one of these providers, another one is _Digital Ocean_ (but using *Heroku*
743
- services under the hood).
744
-
745
- |{url-iconify--home}[Iconify, {browser-window--new}]
746
- |Iconify OÜ
747
- |Platform
748
- |_Iconify_ is a unified open source icon *framework* that makes it possible to
749
- use icons from different icon sets on same page or in same application using
750
- one syntax. _Iconify_ combines pixel perfect rendering of SVG with ease of use
751
- of glyph fonts, while offering more choice than any glyph font or SVG framework.
752
-
753
- NOTE: Icon sets are ever growing. No font icon set can provide all possible
754
- icons. If a icon for a social network or a company is missing in the current
755
- font icon set, _Iconify_ can help. The template integrates _Iconify_ by an
756
- Asciidoctor extention easy to use.
757
-
758
- |{url-iframe-resizer--gh-repo}[IframeResizer, {browser-window--new}]
759
- |David J. Bradshaw
760
- |JS
761
- |_IframeResizer_ is a library to manage iFrames on a client-server-basis.
762
- It enables the automatic resizing of the height and width to fit their
763
- contained content, and add control to iFrames loaded cross domain. The library
764
- provides a wide range of features to address the most common issues with using
765
- iFrames for HTML contents.
766
-
767
- NOTE: For J1 Template, _IframeResizer_ is fully integrated as a module. The
768
- template use the library for example to block cross domain request for iFrames.
769
-
770
- .Product details
771
- ----
772
- License: MIT license
773
- Used version: 4.2.9
774
- Year: 2020
775
- ----
776
-
777
- |{url-jquery--home}[jQuery, {browser-window--new}]
778
- |OpenJS Foundation and jQuery contributors
779
- |JS
780
- |_jQuery_ is a fast, small, and rich JavaScript library for DOM manpipulation.
781
- It makes things like HTML document traversal and manipulation, event handling,
782
- animation, and Ajax much simpler across most modern browsers. With a combination
783
- of versatility and extensibility, jQuery has changed the way of people write
784
- JavaScript.
785
-
786
- NOTE: Many modules implemented with J1 are wriiten as _jQuery plugins_, and J1
787
- use _jQuery_ to write JavaScript code as well.
788
-
789
- .Product details
790
- ----
791
- License: MIT license
792
- Used version: 3.5.1
793
- Year: 2020
794
- ----
795
-
796
- |{url-jekyll-asciidoc--gh-repo}[Jekyll Asciidoc, {browser-window--new}]
797
- |Dan Allen, Paul Rayner, and the Asciidoctor Project
798
- |Ruby
799
- |_Jekyll Asciidoc_, a plugin for Jekyll that converts AsciiDoc source files
800
- to HTML pages using Asciidoctor.
801
-
802
- NOTE: _Jekyll Asciidoc_ is a core component of J1 to convert the Asciidoc
803
- source code of source pages to HTML5.
804
-
805
- .Product details
806
- ----
807
- License: MIT license
808
- Used version: 3.0.0
809
- Year: 2019
810
- ----
811
-
812
- |{url-jekyll-compress--gh-repo}[Jekyll Compress, {browser-window--new}]
813
- |Anatol Broder
814
- |Liquid
815
- |_Jekyll Compress_ is a *Jekyll Layout* that compresses HTML. Its used to
816
- remove all unnecessary characters, like whitespaces or optional start and end
817
- tags, from the generated HTML code of a content page.
818
-
819
- NOTE: Jekyll Compress is used by J1 in production mode to reduce the size of
820
- the generated HTML code by Jekyll to a minimum. The helps to minimize the load
821
- time of a web page. As a side effect, compressing will do an obfuscation for
822
- the HTML source code
823
-
824
- .Product details
825
- ----
826
- License: MIT license
827
- Used version: 2.0.6
828
- Year: 2020
829
- ----
830
-
831
- |{url-jekyll-feed--gh-repo}[Jekyll Feed, {browser-window--new}]
832
- |Ben Balter and Friends
833
- |Ruby
834
- |_Jekyll Feed_ is a Jekyll plugin to generate an Atom (RSS-like) feed of
835
- your Jekyll posts.
836
-
837
- .Product details
838
- ----
839
- License: MIT license
840
- Used version: 0.15.1
841
- Year: 2020
842
- ----
843
-
844
- |{url-jekyll-paginate-v2--gh-repo}[Jekyll Paginator V2, {browser-window--new}]
845
- |Sverrir Sigmundarson, Juergen Adams
846
- |JS
847
- |The _Jekyll Paginator V2_ gem built specially for Jekyll 3 and newer that is
848
- fully backwards compatible and serves as an enhanced replacement for the
849
- previously built-in jekyll-paginate gem.
850
-
851
- NOTE: To make _Jekyll Paginator V2_ usable for all *current* (V4) versions of
852
- _Jekyll_, this Rubie has been modified and pubslished as gem *j1-paginate*
853
- to be downloaded from _RubyGems_ as usual. The Rubie *j1-paginate* is loaded
854
- by the J1 Gemfile as a replacement for the original gem.
855
-
856
- .Product details
857
- ----
858
- License: MIT license
859
- Used version: 2021.1.0
860
- Year: 2021
861
- ----
862
-
863
-
864
- |{url-jekyll-sitemap--gh-repo}[Jekyll Sitemap, {browser-window--new}]
865
- |GitHub Inc. and Contributors
866
- |Ruby
867
- |_Jekyll Sitemap_, a Jekyll plugin to silently generate a sitemaps.org
868
- compliant sitemap for a Jekyll site.
869
-
870
- .Product details
871
- ----
872
- License: MIT license
873
- Used version: 1.4.0
874
- Year: 2019
875
- ----
876
-
877
- |{url-js-yaml--gh-repo}[JS YAML, {browser-window--new}]
878
- |Vitaly Puzrin
879
- |JS
880
- |The *NodeJS* module _JS YAML_ implements a YAML (v1.2) parser-writer for
881
- JavaScript.
882
-
883
- NOTE: _JS YAML_ is used by the J1 Utility Server to read Jekyll (YAML)
884
- configuration files for several modules.
885
-
886
- .Product details
887
- ----
888
- License: MIT license
889
- Used version: 4.0.0
890
- Year: 2021
891
- ----
892
-
893
- |{url-js-json-minify--gh-repo}[JSON Minify, {browser-window--new}]
894
- |Kei Funagayama
895
- |JS
896
- |Simple *NodeJS* library that implements a minifier for JSON based objects
897
- and documents (files) to remove unnessesary comments and whitespaces.
898
-
899
- NOTE: For *production* mode, J1 *compress* all files of all types used in a
900
- project. JSON-based files (documents) may huge in size. To load JSON-based
901
- files by a browser efficiently, all JSON files used by the J1 Template are
902
- compressed using the module _JSON Minify_ for production.
903
-
904
- .Product details
905
- ----
906
- License: MIT license
907
- Used version: 0.4.1
908
- Year: 2015
909
- ----
910
-
911
- |{url-justified-gallery--home}[Justified Gallery, {browser-window--new}]
912
- |Miro Mannino
913
- |JS
914
- |_Justified Gallery_ is a JavaScript library that allows you to create an
915
- high quality gallery of images. The gallery is using a so-called masonry grid
916
- layout. It works by placing elements in an optimal position based on
917
- available horizontal and vertical space. Sort of like mason fitting stones
918
- in a wall.
919
-
920
- NOTE: Pictures made are typically not even in size. Images may have the same
921
- size (resolution), but some of them are orientated landscape or other may
922
- portrait. For that reason, J1 provides the more powerful _Justified Gallery_
923
- fully integrated as a module to create justified views.
924
-
925
- .Product details
926
- ----
927
- License: MIT license
928
- Used version: 3.8.1
929
- Year: 2020
930
- ----
931
-
932
- |===============================================================================
933
-
934
-
935
- === K - L
936
-
937
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
938
- |===============================================================================
939
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
940
-
941
- |{url-lerna--home}[Lerna, {browser-window--new}]
942
- |Lerna Contributors
943
- |JS
944
- |_Lerna_ is a tool for managing large (JavaScript) projects splitted in
945
- multiple packages but using a single repository; a so-called Mono-repo.
946
- Splitting up a large codebase into separate packages is extremely useful for
947
- code sharing. However, making changes across many repositories is messy and
948
- difficult to track, and testing across repositories becomes complicated very
949
- quickly.
950
-
951
- NOTE: The development system of J1 is a _Lerna_ driven Mono-repo, splitted
952
- into six packages. All packages are managed by Javascript using independed
953
- project files (package.json), but - managed by _Lerna_ - they work very
954
- closely together.
955
-
956
- .Product details
957
- ----
958
- License: MIT license
959
- Used version: 3.22.1
960
- Year: 2020
961
- ----
962
-
963
- |{url-light-gallery--home}[LightGallery, {browser-window--new}]
964
- |Sachin N
965
- |JS
966
- |_LightGallery_ is a customizable, modular, responsive, lightbox gallery
967
- plugin for jQuery. The name is a bit confusing, because _LightGallery_ is
968
- a *lightbox* not a *gallery*. The lightbox *behaves* like a *gallery* as
969
- _LightGallery_ is able to load multiple images displayed as (image) icons
970
- to select images like a *gallery* very handy.
971
-
972
- NOTE: _LightGallery_ is a powerful free jQuery plugin for open-source projects.
973
- _LightGallery_ is fully integrated with J1 for all image (and video) related
974
- modules as a lighbox.
975
-
976
- WARNING: _LightGallery_ is free to use for open-source projects for free use.
977
- If the library is used for business, commercial sites, or projects to be paid
978
- for the *Commercial license* of _LightGallery_ is required.
979
-
980
- .Product details
981
- ----
982
- License: GPLv3, Commercial license
983
- Used version: 1.6.12
984
- Year: 2019
985
- ----
986
-
987
- |{url-lightbox-v2--home}[Lightbox V2, {browser-window--new}]
988
- |Lokesh Dhakar
989
- |JS
990
- |_Lightbox V2_ is small javascript library used to overlay images on top
991
- of the current page. It's a snap to setup and works on all modern browsers.
992
-
993
- NOTE: J1 integrates _Lightbox V2_ as a lightweight alternative to the lightbox
994
- _LightGallery_. The library is integrated as an Asciidoc Extension - really
995
- easy to use on images or group of images.
996
-
997
- .Product details
998
- ----
999
- License: MIT license
1000
- Used version: 2.11.3
1001
- Year: 2020
1002
- ----
1003
-
1004
- |{url-liquid--home}[Liquid, {browser-window--new}]
1005
- |Tobias Luetke
1006
- |Ruby
1007
- |_Liquid_ is an open-source template language (for websites and HTML code
1008
- generation) created by *Tobias Luetke*. The template language is the backbone
1009
- of {url-shopify--home}[Shopify, {browser-window--new}] themes and is used
1010
- to load dynamic content on storefronts. The static site generator _Jekyll_
1011
- use _Liquid_ build-in as a core component for layouts and general (web page)
1012
- templating.
1013
-
1014
- NOTE: J1 is using _Liquid_ to generate CSS, JS and HTML code to integrate
1015
- 3rd party modules into the template system like _Lightbox V2_ or
1016
- _LightGallery_. In combination with (YAML-based) configuration files, the
1017
- template engine generates the code needed for a webpage and no complex
1018
- programming is needed.
1019
-
1020
- .Product details
1021
- ----
1022
- License: MIT license
1023
- Used version: 4.0.3
1024
- Year: 2019
1025
- ----
1026
-
1027
- |{url-log4javascript--home}[Log4Javascript, {browser-window--new}]
1028
- |Tim Down
1029
- |JS
1030
- |_Log4Javascript_ (log4js) is a JavaScript *logging library* inspired by the
1031
- Java logging framework {url-apache-log4j-v2--home}[Apache Log4j, {browser-window--new}].
1032
- The framework implements a subset of _Log4j_; primarily loggers, appenders and
1033
- layouts.
1034
-
1035
- NOTE: Logging is a important feature to track the run-time of software and
1036
- systems. To provide industry-standard logs for a J1 based website, the template
1037
- system is using *log4js* to generate logs for the web browser console.
1038
-
1039
- .Product details
1040
- ----
1041
- License: Apache V2 license
1042
- Used version: 1.4.13
1043
- Year: 2015
1044
- ----
1045
-
1046
- |{url-log4r--gh-repo}[Log4r, {browser-window--new}]
1047
- |Colby Gutierrez-Kraybill, Leon Torres
1048
- |Ruby
1049
- |_Log4r_ is a comprehensive and flexible logging library inspired by the
1050
- Java logging framework {url-apache-log4j-v2--home}[Apache Log4j, {browser-window--new}]
1051
- written in Ruby for use in Ruby programs. It features a hierarchical logging
1052
- system of any number of levels, custom level names, logger inheritance,
1053
- multiple output destinations per log event, execution tracing, custom
1054
- formatting, thread safteyness, XML and YAML configuration, and more.
1055
-
1056
- NOTE: _Log4r_ is used for all Ruby based components (Ruby Gems and Jekyll
1057
- Plugins) of J1 for run-time tracking. The log format of _Log4r_ is the same
1058
- as for _Log4Javascript_ to make loglines 100% comparable.
1059
-
1060
- .Product details
1061
- ----
1062
- License: MIT license
1063
- Used version: 1.1.11
1064
- Year: 2014
1065
- ----
1066
-
1067
- |{url-lunr--home}[Lunr, {browser-window--new}]
1068
- |Oliver Nightingale
1069
- |JS
1070
- |_Lunr_ is a small, full-text search library for use in the browser. It indexes
1071
- JSON documents and provides a simple search interface for retrieving documents
1072
- that best match text queries. The search library enables website creators to
1073
- provide a great search experience on their content.
1074
-
1075
- NOTE: _Lunr_ is used for J1 *QuickSearch*, the build-in search engine for J1
1076
- Template based websites. J1 *QuickSearch* enables a powerfull search
1077
- functionality without the need for commercial, internet-based search services
1078
- like _Google_.
1079
-
1080
- .Product details
1081
- ----
1082
- License: MIT license
1083
- Used version: 2.3.9
1084
- Year: 2020
1085
- ----
1086
-
1087
- |===============================================================================
1088
-
1089
-
1090
- === M - O
1091
-
1092
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1093
- |===============================================================================
1094
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1095
-
1096
- |{url-bs-material-design--home}[MDB, {browser-window--new}]
1097
- |Federico Zivolo and Friends
1098
- |CSS, JS
1099
- |Material Design for Bootstrap supports the Material Design guidelines of
1100
- Google for Bootstrap based webs and web applications. MDB is an open source
1101
- toolkit based on Bootstrap V4/V5 for developing Material Design apps with HTML,
1102
- CSS, JS, and powerful plugins built on jQuery.
1103
-
1104
- NOTE: Material Design for Bootstrap (MDB) is used by J1 to extend the BS4 based
1105
- template system for forms and inputs that follow the Material Design (MD)
1106
- guidelines defined by Google. MDB is used only for a selected number of CSS
1107
- components.
1108
-
1109
- .Product details
1110
- ----
1111
- License: MIT license
1112
- Used version: 4.1.3
1113
- Year: 2020
1114
- ----
1115
-
1116
- |link:{url-material-design-icons--home}[Material Design Icons, {browser-window--new}]
1117
- |Austin Andrews and Friends
1118
- |CSS
1119
- |_Material Design Icons_ (*MDI*) is a community-driven project to create an
1120
- increased number of icons based on Google's official repository and the Material
1121
- Design style specified by _Google_.
1122
-
1123
- NOTE: The primary icon-set for J1 Template is *MDI* because it is extremely
1124
- rich set providing more than 5900+ icons for the current version (v5.9.55).
1125
- From a design perspective, _MDI_ has an excellent *Material Design* support and
1126
- comes build-in with the original icon set created by _Google_.
1127
-
1128
- .Product details
1129
- ----
1130
- License: Pictogrammers Free License
1131
- Used version: 5.9.55
1132
- Year: 2021
1133
- ----
1134
-
1135
- |{url-materialize--home}[Materialize, {browser-window--new}]
1136
- |Materialize and Friends
1137
- |CSS, JS
1138
- |_Materialize_ is a CSS Framework following the prinziples of _Goolgle's_
1139
- Material Design.
1140
-
1141
- NOTE: J1 Template is inspired by _Materialize_ for the implementation of some
1142
- Javascript based on Material Design. For example, the FAM button is based on
1143
- the JS code of _Materialize_.
1144
-
1145
- .Product details
1146
- ----
1147
- License: MIT license
1148
- Used version: 1.0.0
1149
- Year: 2020
1150
- ----
1151
-
1152
- |{url-mobile-menu-light--home}[MobileMenu Light, {browser-window--new}]
1153
- |Fred Heusschen
1154
- |JS
1155
- |_MobileMenu Light_ is the extremely small and lightweight library to
1156
- create menus to be used on mobile devices. It creates a beautiful, intuitive
1157
- off-canvas menu for mobile websites and web-apps.
1158
-
1159
- NOTE: J1 use _MobileMenu Light_ to transform the menus provided by the
1160
- navigation bar into menus usable on mobile devices. With the help of this
1161
- library, menus can be displayed on small displays or small window-sizes in
1162
- a browser.
1163
-
1164
- .Product details
1165
- ----
1166
- License: CC-BY-4.0 license
1167
- Used version: 3.0.8
1168
- Year: 2021
1169
- ----
1170
-
1171
- |{url-netlify--home}[Netlify, {browser-window--new}]
1172
- |Netlify Inc.
1173
- |Platform
1174
- |_Netlify_ provides everything you need to build fast, modern websites based
1175
- on modern static site generators like Jekyll (and many others). Powerful
1176
- features like continuous deployment and serverless functions support your
1177
- website for the better.
1178
-
1179
- NOTE: _Netlify_ is an option to deploy, to place a J1-base static web on
1180
- the Internet. Running a web on this platform is easy to manage, very fast and
1181
- can be done *for free*.
1182
-
1183
- |{url-nodejs--home}[NodeJS Language, {browser-window--new}]
1184
- |OpenJS Foundation
1185
- |JS
1186
- |_NodeJS_ is an open-source, cross-platform, back-end JavaScript runtime
1187
- environment that runs on the Chrome V8 engine and executes JavaScript code
1188
- *outside* a web browser.
1189
-
1190
- NOTE: All Javascript resources running *outside* the browser are based on
1191
- _NodeJS_. The J1 package management and control is using _NodeJS_, the J1
1192
- Utility Server is based on this runtime environment.
1193
-
1194
- .Product details
1195
- ----
1196
- License: MIT license
1197
- Used version: 12.19.0
1198
- Year: 2020
1199
- ----
1200
-
1201
- |{url-node-sass--home}[Node Sass, {browser-window--new}]
1202
- |OpenJS Foundation
1203
- |JS
1204
- |_Node Sass_ is a library that provides binding for _NodeJS_ to *LibSass*,
1205
- the C version of the popular stylesheet preprocessor *Sass*. It allows to
1206
- natively compile `.scss` files to css at incredible speed.
1207
-
1208
- NOTE: The J1 Development system is using _Node Sass_ to process *Sass*
1209
- sources into *CSS* files. Because *LibSass* is not longer maintained by the
1210
- makers of _Sass_, J1 will move from _Node Sass_ to _Dart Sass_ for upcoming
1211
- releases.
1212
-
1213
- .Product details
1214
- ----
1215
- License: MIT license
1216
- Used version: 5.0.0
1217
- Year: 2020
1218
- ----
1219
-
1220
- |{url-nokogiri--home}[Nokogiri, {browser-window--new}]
1221
- |Mike Dalessio, Aaron Patterson, Yoko Harada, Akinori MUSHA,
1222
- John Shahid, Karol Bucek, Lars Kanis, Sergio Arbeo,
1223
- Timothy Elliott, Nobuyoshi Nakada, Charles Nutter, Patrick Mahoney
1224
- |Ruby
1225
- |_Nokogiri_ is an open source software library to parse HTML and XML in Ruby.
1226
- The library (鋸) makes it easy and painless to work with XML and HTML from Ruby.
1227
- It provides a sensible, easy-to-understand API for reading, writing, modifying,
1228
- and querying documents. It is fast and standards-compliant by relying on native
1229
- parsers.
1230
-
1231
- NOTE: _Nokogiri_ is the base (Ruby) library for HTMl processing and
1232
- manipulation.
1233
-
1234
- .Product details
1235
- ----
1236
- License: MIT license
1237
- Used version: 1.11.1
1238
- Year: 2021
1239
- ----
1240
-
1241
- |{url-nokogiri-pretty--gh-repo}[Nokogiri Pretty, {browser-window--new}]
1242
- |Toby Matejovsky
1243
- |Ruby
1244
- |_Nokogiri Pretty_ pretty-prints the contents of Nokogiri documents (XML/HTML).
1245
-
1246
- NOTE: _Nokogiri Pretty_ is used by J1 to check code consistency and prettifies
1247
- all HTML pages generated by _Jekyll_ for better human readability.
1248
-
1249
- .Product details
1250
- ----
1251
- License: MIT license
1252
- Used version: 0.1.0
1253
- Year: 2013
1254
- ----
1255
-
1256
- |{url-npm--home}[NPM, {browser-window--new}]
1257
- |npm Inc. and Contributors (CLI)
1258
- |Plattform (JS), CLI (JS)
1259
- |_NPM_ is two things: first and foremost, it is an online *repository* for the
1260
- publishing of open-source _NodeJS_ projects. Second, it is a *command-line*
1261
- utility/interface (*CLI*) for interacting with said repository that aids in
1262
- package installation, version and dependency management and project control.
1263
-
1264
- NOTE: J1 is using _NPM_ both ways: as an online *repository* to downlad all JS
1265
- modules online needed for the project and as a *command-line interface* (CLI)
1266
- to run the project (offline).
1267
-
1268
- .Product details (CLI)
1269
- ----
1270
- License: The Artistic License 2.0
1271
- Used version: 6.14.8
1272
- Year: 2020
1273
- ----
1274
-
1275
- |{url-npm-run-all--gh-repo}[Npm Run All, {browser-window--new}]
1276
- |Toru Nagashima
1277
- |JS
1278
- |_Npm Run All_ is a command-line tool (CLI) to run multiple npm scripts in
1279
- parallel or sequential.
1280
-
1281
- NOTE: The J1 project is using the _npm_ CLI to run all *tasks* to create and
1282
- run a website. _Npm Run All_ helps to run project *tasks* efficiently; if
1283
- possible *in parallel*.
1284
-
1285
- .Product details
1286
- ----
1287
- License: MIT license
1288
- Used version: 4.1.5
1289
- Year: 2018
1290
- ----
1291
-
1292
- |{url-omniauth--gh-repo}[Omniauth, {browser-window--new}]
1293
- |
1294
- |
1295
- |_OmniAuth_ is a library that standardizes multi-provider authentication for
1296
- web applications. It was created to be powerful, flexible, and do as little
1297
- as possible. Any developer can create strategies (*plugins*) for OmniAuth that
1298
- can authenticate users via disparate systems.
1299
-
1300
- NOTE: _OmniAuth_ is the core library for J1 for *authentication* if a site is
1301
- run as a *web application*. Several *plugins* are used to implement
1302
- *authentication* for e.g. *Oauth* or *Basic Authentication*.
1303
-
1304
- .Product details
1305
- ----
1306
- License: MIT license
1307
- Used version: 2.0.2
1308
- Year: 2021
1309
- ----
1310
-
1311
- |{url-omniauth-oauth-v2--gh-repo}[Omniauth Oauth2, {browser-window--new}]
1312
- |Michael Bleigh, Erik Michaels-Ober and Intridea Inc.
1313
- |Ruby
1314
- |_Omniauth Oauth2_ provides a generic OAuth2 strategy for _OmniAuth_. It is
1315
- meant to serve as a building block strategy for other strategies and not to
1316
- be used independently (since it has no inherent way to gather uid and user
1317
- info).
1318
-
1319
- NOTE: _Omniauth Oauth2_ is used by J1 to implement a _OmniAuth_ (authentication)
1320
- strategy for *Oauth2* to access providers like _Github_, _Disqus_, or
1321
- _Facebook_ if a J1 site is run as an web *application*.
1322
-
1323
- .Product details
1324
- ----
1325
- License: MIT license
1326
- Used version: 1.7.1
1327
- Year: 2021
1328
- ----
1329
-
1330
- |OwlCarousel (V1)
1331
- |Bartosz Wojciechowski
1332
- |JS
1333
- |_OwlCarousel (V1)_ provides a touch enabled (e.g mobile devices) jQuery plugin
1334
- that lets create beautiful responsive carousel slider.
1335
-
1336
- NOTE: OWL Carousel V1 is no longer available on the Internet; for an unknown
1337
- reasons. Anyway, J1 Template is using this version of OWL Carousel as a
1338
- build-in carousel module because the software does a excellent job.
1339
-
1340
- .Product details
1341
- ----
1342
- License: MIT license
1343
- Used version: 1.23
1344
- Year: 2016
1345
- ----
1346
-
1347
- |===============================================================================
1348
-
1349
-
1350
- === P - R
1351
-
1352
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1353
- |===============================================================================
1354
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1355
-
1356
- |{url-parseurl--gh-repo}[ParseURL, {browser-window--new}]
1357
- |Jonathan Ong, Douglas Christopher Wilson
1358
- |JS
1359
- |Parse a URL (unified resource locator) with memoization.
1360
-
1361
- NOTE: _ParseURL_ is a small library that provides a parser for all types of
1362
- internet addresses (*URLs*) to split them into their components. J1 uses the
1363
- parser to split and extract data from URLs.
1364
-
1365
- .Product details
1366
- ----
1367
- License: MIT license
1368
- Used version: 1.3.3
1369
- Year: 2019
1370
- ----
1371
-
1372
- |{url-platform--gh-repo}[Platform, {browser-window--new}]
1373
- |Benjamin Tan, John-David Dalton
1374
- |JS
1375
- |_Platform_ is a platform detection library that works on nearly all
1376
- JavaScript platforms.
1377
-
1378
- NOTE: The detection library _Platform_ is a useful helper to detect and
1379
- collect all relevant details of the operating system (platform) a J1
1380
- based site is running.
1381
-
1382
- .Product details
1383
- ----
1384
- License: MIT license
1385
- Used version: 1.7.1
1386
- Year: 2021
1387
- ----
1388
-
1389
- |{url-popper--home}[Popper, {browser-window--new}]
1390
- |Federico Zivolo
1391
- |JS
1392
- |_Popper_ is a Tooltip and Popover positioning engine to support a better
1393
- web design for user notification. Given an element, such as a button, and a
1394
- tooltip element describing it, Popper will automatically put the tooltip
1395
- in the right place near the button.
1396
-
1397
- NOTE: _Popper_ is one of the core JS components of _Bootstrap V4_ and used
1398
- by J1 for easier positioning of *UI* (user interface) components. Note that
1399
- the older version *1.x* is used for _Bootstrap_ compatibility.
1400
-
1401
- .Product details
1402
- ----
1403
- License: MIT license
1404
- Used version: 1.16.1
1405
- Year: 2020
1406
- ----
1407
-
1408
- |{url-puma--home}[Puma, {browser-window--new}]
1409
- |Evan Phoenix, Zed Shaw
1410
- |Ruby
1411
- |_Puma_ is a Ruby *Web Server* built for concurrency. The Web Server is a
1412
- simple, fast, multi-threaded, and highly concurrent HTTP 1.1 server made for
1413
- Ruby and Rack-based (web) applications.
1414
-
1415
- NOTE: If a J1-based website in run as an *web application*, _Puma_ used for the
1416
- Web Server.
1417
-
1418
- .Product details
1419
- ----
1420
- License: BSD-3-Clause license
1421
- Used version: 5.2.1
1422
- Year: 2021
1423
- ----
1424
-
1425
- |{url-rack--home}[Rack, {browser-window--new}]
1426
- |Leah Neukirchen
1427
- |Ruby
1428
- |_Rack_ is a modular interface between web servers and web applications
1429
- developed in the Ruby programming language. With Rack, application programming
1430
- interfaces (APIs) for web frameworks and middleware are wrapped into a
1431
- single method call handling HTTP requests and responses.
1432
-
1433
- NOTE: Rack is used by many Ruby web frameworks and libraries, such as
1434
- _Ruby on Rails_ and _Sinatra_. J1 Template transforms a website into an
1435
- web application using the framework _Sinatra_.
1436
-
1437
- .Product details
1438
- ----
1439
- License: MIT license
1440
- Used version: 2.2.2
1441
- Year: 2021
1442
- ----
1443
-
1444
- |{url-rack-protection--home}[Rack Protection, {browser-window--new}]
1445
- |Konstantin Haase, Zachary Scott
1446
- |Ruby
1447
- |_Rack Protection_ is part of the Ruby web framework _Sinatra_, but work
1448
- for all Rack apps, including Rails. It protect against typical web attacks
1449
- like Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Cross Site Scripting, Clickjacking,
1450
- Session Hijacking, etc.
1451
-
1452
- NOTE: J1 Template use this Ruby Gem to protect a website, that is run as an
1453
- web application, against typical web attacks.
1454
-
1455
- .Product details
1456
- ----
1457
- License: MIT license
1458
- Used version: 2.1.0
1459
- Year: 2021
1460
- ----
1461
-
1462
- |{url-rack-ssl-enforcer--gh-repo}[Rack SSL Enforcer, {browser-window--new}]
1463
- |Tobias Matthies
1464
- |Ruby
1465
- |_Rack SSL Enforcer_ is an add-on, a middleware for _Rack_ to enforce SSL
1466
- connections.
1467
-
1468
- NOTE: For J1 websites running as web applications, the (*Rack*) middleware
1469
- _Rack SSL Enforcer_ can be used to establish secure, encrpyted HTTPS
1470
- connections using SSL.
1471
-
1472
- .Product details
1473
- ----
1474
- License: MIT license
1475
- Used version: 0.2.9
1476
- Year: 2017
1477
- ----
1478
-
1479
- |{url-roboto--home}[Roboto, {browser-window--new}]
1480
- |Google, Christian Robertson
1481
- |Font
1482
- |_Roboto_ is a chararcter font used by _Google_ *Material Design* for the
1483
- default. For J1 Template, _Roboto_ is the default font as well for non-serif
1484
- characters.
1485
-
1486
- NOTE: The font _Roboto_ is non-serif, has a mechanical skeleton and the forms
1487
- are largely geometric. At the same time, the font features friendly and open
1488
- curves. The font excellent readable in all sizes and gives a quite harmonic
1489
- and natural text flow.
1490
-
1491
- .Product details
1492
- ----
1493
- License: Apache License, Version 2.0
1494
- Used version: 1.7.1
1495
- Year: 2021
1496
- ----
1497
-
1498
- |{url-ruby-rouge--gh-repo}[Rouge, {browser-window--new}]
1499
- |Jeanine Adkisson, Drew Blessing, Goro Fuji and Friends
1500
- |Ruby
1501
- |_Rouge_ is a pure Ruby syntax highlighter. It can highlight 100+ different
1502
- languages, and output HTML or ANSI 256-color text.
1503
-
1504
- NOTE: For J1 Template, _Rouge_ is used for highlightning all (Asciidoc) code
1505
- blocks placed in the sources of a web page.
1506
-
1507
- .Product details
1508
- ----
1509
- License: MIT license
1510
- Used version: 3.26.0
1511
- Year: 2020
1512
- ----
1513
-
1514
- |{url-ruby-lang--home}[Ruby Language, {browser-window--new}]
1515
- |Yukihiro Matsumoto and Contributors
1516
- |Ruby
1517
- |_Ruby_ is a dynamic, open source programming language with a focus on
1518
- simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to
1519
- read and easy to write.
1520
-
1521
- NOTE: J1 Template is based on _Jekyll_, a static site generator written in
1522
- _Ruby_.
1523
-
1524
- .Product details
1525
- ----
1526
- License: 2-clause BSDL license
1527
- Used version: 2.6.6
1528
- Year: 2020
1529
- ----
1530
-
1531
- |{url-rubygems--home}[RubyGems, {browser-window--new}]
1532
- |Nick Quaranto and Contributers
1533
- |Platform (Ruby)
1534
- |RubyGems.org is the Ruby community’s gem hosting service. The interface
1535
- for RubyGems is a command-line tool called `gem` which can install and
1536
- manage _Ruby_ *libraries* (the gems, the Rubies).
1537
-
1538
- NOTE: All _Ruby_ *libraries* (gems) used by the project J1 Template are
1539
- available for free at _RubyGems_.
1540
-
1541
- |===============================================================================
1542
-
1543
-
1544
- //////////
1545
- === S
1546
-
1547
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1548
- |===============================================================================
1549
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1550
-
1551
- |{}[ScrollSmooth, {browser-window--new}]
1552
- |
1553
- |
1554
- |
1555
-
1556
- NOTE: bla
1557
-
1558
- .Product details
1559
- ----
1560
- License: MIT license
1561
- Used version: 1.7.1
1562
- Year: 2021
1563
- ----
1564
-
1565
- |{}[ScssLint, {browser-window--new}]
1566
- |
1567
- |
1568
- |
1569
-
1570
- NOTE: bla
1571
-
1572
- .Product details
1573
- ----
1574
- License: MIT license
1575
- Used version: 1.7.1
1576
- Year: 2021
1577
- ----
1578
-
1579
- |{}[SeeMe, {browser-window--new}]
1580
- |
1581
- |
1582
- |
1583
-
1584
- NOTE: bla
1585
-
1586
- .Product details
1587
- ----
1588
- License: MIT license
1589
- Used version: 1.7.1
1590
- Year: 2021
1591
- ----
1592
-
1593
- |{}[SeeMe Client, {browser-window--new}]
1594
- |
1595
- |
1596
- |
1597
-
1598
- NOTE: bla
1599
-
1600
- .Product details
1601
- ----
1602
- License: MIT license
1603
- Used version: 1.7.1
1604
- Year: 2021
1605
- ----
1606
-
1607
- |===============================================================================
1608
- //////////
1609
-
1610
-
1611
- === S - T
1612
-
1613
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1614
- |===============================================================================
1615
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1616
-
1617
- |{url-tablesaw-rtables--gh-repo}[Tablesaw, {browser-window--new}]
1618
- |Filament Group
1619
- |JS
1620
- |_Tablesaw_ provides a set of Javascript plugins to support *responsive* HTML
1621
- tables easy to use in web pages.
1622
-
1623
- NOTE: The people at {url-filamentgroup--home}[Filament Group, {browser-window--new}]
1624
- collected a set of well-known strategies to make *HTML tables* usable for
1625
- responsive Web Design. J1 template make use of the *Stack Mode* plugin to make
1626
- larger, multi-column (HTML) tables readable on small (mobile) devices or browser
1627
- windows.
1628
-
1629
- .Product details
1630
- ----
1631
- License: BSD license
1632
- Used version: 3.1.0
1633
- Year: 2018
1634
- ----
1635
-
1636
- |{url-terser--home}[Terser, {browser-window--new}]
1637
- |Mihai Bazon and Friends
1638
- |JS
1639
- |_Terser_ is a JavaScript parser and mangler/compressor toolkit for Javasript
1640
- ES6+ code.
1641
-
1642
- NOTE: To compress (*uglify*) Javascript files, J1 is using _Terser_ to create
1643
- the *minified* versions for all JS components (of the JS package) used by a
1644
- website running in *production* mode.
1645
-
1646
- .Product details
1647
- ----
1648
- License: BSD license
1649
- Used version: 5.5.1
1650
- Year: 2020
1651
- ----
1652
-
1653
- |{url-theme-switcher--gh-repo}[ThemeSwitcher, {browser-window--new}]
1654
- |Joseph Guadagno
1655
- |JS
1656
- |_ThemeSwitcher_ is a jQuery plugin for dynamically loading Twitter Bootstrap
1657
- themes from Bootswatch. The plugin allows for the automatic populating of UL
1658
- and SELECT elements with the names of themes available. The plugin can switch
1659
- a theme, save the selected theme to a cookie and load the selected theme from
1660
- a cookie vice-versa.
1661
-
1662
- NOTE: _ThemeSwitcher_ is one of the core components for the *theming* feature
1663
- of J1 Template to select and load themes from _BootSwatch_.
1664
-
1665
- .Product details
1666
- ----
1667
- License: MIT license
1668
- Used version: 1.15
1669
- Year: 2015
1670
- ----
1671
-
1672
- |{url-tocbot--home}[TocBot, {browser-window--new}]
1673
- |Tim Scanlin
1674
- |JS
1675
- |_Tocbot_ builds a table of contents (TOC) from headings in an HTML document.
1676
- This is useful for documentation websites or long markdown pages because it
1677
- makes them easier to navigate. Tocbot uses native DOM methods and avoids any
1678
- jQuery and jQuery UI dependencies.
1679
-
1680
- NOTE: For J1, _Tocbot_ is the core library to create dynamic table-of-content
1681
- menus (*TOC*) availabe for all content pages (if enabled). The library is
1682
- fully configurable, fast and support *smooth* scrolling out of the box.
1683
-
1684
- .Product details
1685
- ----
1686
- License: MIT license
1687
- Used version: 4.12.0
1688
- Year: 2020
1689
- ----
1690
-
1691
- |{url-twitter-emoji--gh-repo}[Twemoji, {browser-window--new}]
1692
- |Twitter, Inc and contributors
1693
- |JS
1694
- |Emoji (絵文字) are ideograms and smileys used in electronic messages
1695
- and web pages. _Twemoji_ is a simple library that provides standard Unicode
1696
- for _Twitter's_ emoji support across all platforms.
1697
-
1698
- NOTE: J1 implements _Twitter_ emoji's based on a standrad font icon set.
1699
- Emoji's can be used in a web page using an AsciiDoc extention like all all
1700
- other font icons provided by _Font Awesome_ or _Material Design Icons_.
1701
-
1702
- .Product details
1703
- ----
1704
- License: MIT license
1705
- Used version: 13.0.1
1706
- Year: 2020
1707
- ----
1708
-
1709
- |{url-twitter-emoji-picker--gh-repo}[Twemoji Picker, {browser-window--new}]
1710
- |Jordan Gillet (xLs51)
1711
- |JS
1712
- |_Twemoji Picker_ is a jQuery plugin that adds support for twemoji to select
1713
- icons from a HTML textarea element.
1714
-
1715
- NOTE: For easier use for _Twitter_ emoji's, a previewer is provided. The core
1716
- component for previewer is _Twemoji Picker_ to select easily icons with the
1717
- mouse.
1718
-
1719
- .Product details
1720
- ----
1721
- License: MIT license
1722
- Used version: 2017
1723
- Year: 2017
1724
- ----
1725
-
1726
- |===============================================================================
1727
-
1728
-
1729
- === U - V
1730
-
1731
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1732
- |===============================================================================
1733
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1734
-
1735
- |{url-uglifier--gh-repo}[Uglifier, {browser-window--new}]
1736
- |Ville Lautanala
1737
- |Ruby
1738
- |_Uglifier_ is a Ruby-based wrapper for the JavaScript _UglifyJS_ compressor.
1739
-
1740
- NOTE: To compress (*uglify*) so-called Javascript module *adapter*, J1
1741
- compress all JS adapters by _Uglifier_ for webs run in production mode.
1742
-
1743
- .Product details
1744
- ----
1745
- License: MIT license
1746
- Used version: 4.2.0
1747
- Year: 2019
1748
- ----
1749
-
1750
- |{url-videojs--home}[VideoJS, {browser-window--new}]
1751
- |Brightcove, Inc.
1752
- |JS
1753
- |_VideoJS_ is a web video player built from the ground up for an HTML5 world.
1754
- It supports HTML5 video and modern streaming formats, as well as YouTube, or
1755
- Vimeo. It supports video playback on desktop and mobile devices as well.
1756
-
1757
- NOTE: J1 Template support video content by native HTML5 and players like
1758
- _VideoJS_ as an alternative to use.
1759
-
1760
- .Product details
1761
- ----
1762
- License: Apache V2 license
1763
- Used version: 7.11.4
1764
- Year: 2021
1765
- ----
1766
-
1767
- |{url-vimeo--home}[Vimeo, {browser-window--new}]
1768
- |Vimeo Inc.
1769
- |Platform (video content)
1770
- |Vimeo is an video hosting, sharing, and services platform. Vimeo operates on
1771
- an ad-free basis, and instead derives revenue by providing commercial
1772
- subscription plans for businesses and video content producers and offering
1773
- software as a service (SaaS).
1774
-
1775
- NOTE: _Vimeo_ provides video content created by professionals. In compare
1776
- to _YouTube_ the contents are quite professional, made primarely for business
1777
- use. J1 is using some video streams for examples using *video content* with
1778
- J1 websites.
1779
-
1780
- |===============================================================================
1781
-
1782
-
1783
- === W - Z
1784
-
1785
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1786
- |===============================================================================
1787
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1788
-
1789
- |{url-ruby-warden--home}[Warden, {browser-window--new}]
1790
- |Daniel Neighman, Justin Smestad and Friends
1791
- |Ruby
1792
- |_Warden_ provides a mechanism for authentication in Rack based Ruby
1793
- applications. It’s made with multiple applications sharing within the
1794
- same rack instance in mind.
1795
-
1796
- NOTE: _Warden_ is used by J1 if a website is run as a *web application* based
1797
- on _Rack_ and _Sinatra_. The library is the core component to transform a
1798
- *visit* (instance) of a website into a *session* for the *visitor*. If a J1
1799
- website uses *authentication*, _Warden_ takes care of the authentication
1800
- *state* of the visitor to provide *access* for all pages, the user is already
1801
- authenticated for.
1802
-
1803
- .Product details
1804
- ----
1805
- License: MIT license
1806
- Used version: 1.2.9
1807
- Year: 2020
1808
- ----
1809
-
1810
- |{url-webpack--home}[Webpack, {browser-window--new}]
1811
- |JS Foundation and Contributers
1812
- |JS
1813
- |_Webpack_ is a module bundler for Javascript. The main purpose of the bundler
1814
- is to take all code from an application and makes it usable in a web browser.
1815
-
1816
- NOTE: _Webpack_ is used by the J1 Development System to dynamically compile
1817
- JavaScript sources on changes at run-time and compile static JS code of all
1818
- core components makes usable in a web browser.
1819
-
1820
- |{url-yarn--home}[Yarn, {browser-window--new}]
1821
- |Facebook Inc.
1822
- |JS
1823
- |_Yarn_ is a new package manager that replaces the existing workflow for the
1824
- *npm* client (CLI) while remaining compatible with the npm registry. It has
1825
- the same feature set as existing workflows while operating faster, more
1826
- securely, and more reliably.
1827
-
1828
- NOTE: _Yarn_ is the favorite package manager *CLI* (over npm) managing a
1829
- J1 project.
1830
-
1831
- .Product details
1832
- ----
1833
- License: BSD license
1834
- Used version: 1.22.10
1835
- Year: 2020
1836
- ----
1837
-
1838
- |{url-youtube--home}[YouTube, {browser-window--new}]
1839
- |Google LLC
1840
- |Platform (video streams)
1841
- |_YouTube_ is an online video-sharing platform for the public and for business
1842
- use. The platform allows users and customers to upload, view, rate, share,
1843
- add to playlists, report, comment on videos, and subscribe to other users.
1844
- On _YouTube_, all type of content is available.
1845
-
1846
- NOTE: _YouTube_ provides video content of all type. J1 is using some video
1847
- streams for examples using *video content* with J1 websites.
1848
-
1849
- |===============================================================================
1850
-
1851
- /////
1852
- === W - Z
1853
-
1854
- [cols="2a,2a,2a,6a, subs=+macros, options="header", width="100%", role="rtable mt-3"]
1855
- |===============================================================================
1856
- |Product\|Home |Producer |Platform |Description
1857
-
1858
- .Product details
1859
- ----
1860
- License: MIT license
1861
- Used version: 4.42.0
1862
- Year: 2020
1863
- ----
1864
-
1865
- |{url-webpack-cli--home}[Webpack CLI, {browser-window--new}]
1866
- |
1867
- |JS
1868
- |
1869
-
1870
- NOTE: bla
1871
-
1872
- .Product details
1873
- ----
1874
- License: MIT license
1875
- Used version: 1.7.1
1876
- Year: 2021
1877
- ----
1878
-
1879
- |{}[WDM, {browser-window--new}]
1880
- |
1881
- |
1882
- |
1883
-
1884
- NOTE: bla
1885
-
1886
- .Product details
1887
- ----
1888
- License: MIT license
1889
- Used version: 1.7.1
1890
- Year: 2021
1891
- ----
1892
-
1893
- |{}[Webhooks, {browser-window--new}]
1894
- |
1895
- |
1896
- |
1897
-
1898
- NOTE: bla
1899
-
1900
- .Product details
1901
- ----
1902
- License: MIT license
1903
- Used version: 1.7.1
1904
- Year: 2021
1905
- ----
1906
-
1907
- |===============================================================================
1908
- /////
60
+ Whether you work solo or as part of a team, it’s always a great idea to
61
+ help visitors put a face to the name. The best place to include a bit of
62
+ information about you and your team is on your homepage with *About*, so
63
+ no one misses it.