A lightweight, dead simple, micro-tiny, super modular JavaScript framework for building mobile web applications. Its true: the minified code is super tiny. You can find more information, downloads and documentation on the http://xuijs.com.
If you want to build your own custom xui or help contribute: please read on! The best documentation is in the source and the tests.
To get the full source you need Git:
$ git clone git://github.com/xui/xui.git
$ cd xui
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update
To build xui, you will need Ruby, and if minifying, Java as well:
$ ./build # Generates lib/xui.js
$ ./build profile=bb # Builds xui for BlackBerry 4/5 browsers (uses Sizzle selector engine)
$ ./build profile=ie # Builds xui for Internet Explorer
$ ./build --minify # Builds xui and minifies (Java required)
$ ./build --cat=path/f.js # Builds xui and appends the contents of f.js to the built files under lib/
The documentation is generated from the inline comments in the source-code. joDoc uses the comments to generate a set of HTML files.
To generate the documentation, you will need Ruby, Perl, and Git:
./build --generate-docs
xui
|-README.md ................ You are reading it!
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|-doc ...................... API Documentation (generated by build script)
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|-lib ...................... Build directory (generated by build script)
| |-xui.js ................. Core xui - optimized for standards-friendly browsers, i.e. webkit
| |-xui-bb.js .............. BlackBerry implementation
| '-xui-ie.js .............. Internet Explorer implementation
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|-packages ................. Third-party libs utilized by xui (gitsubmodules)
| |-qunit .................. - awesome async friendly test lib by John Resig
| |-emile .................. - amazing tiny effects lib by Thomas Fuchs
| |-sizzle ................. - kickass selector engine that powers jQuery, by John Resig.
| '-split.js ............... - override IE bad implementation of String.split
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|-spec ..................... The spec
| |-index.html ............. Open to run the spec
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|-src
| |-base.js ................ Bare essentials for dom node retrieval
| |
| |-js ..................... Essentials:
| | |-dom.js ............... - dom node manipulation
| | |-event.js ............. - event subscribe/publish
| | |-fx.js ................ - animation
| | |-style.js ............. - css hackery
| | '-xhr.js ............... - remoting
| |
| '-ie
| |-dom.js
| |-event.js
| |-style.js
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'-util ..................... Utils for minification, obfuscation, verification
- http://github.com/rmurphey
- http://github.com/remy
- http://github.com/filmaj
- http://github.com/alunny
- http://github.com/gdagley
- http://github.com/slexaxton
- http://github.com/cluster
- http://github.com/joemccann
- http://github.com/mwbrooks
(If we missed you, please let us know!)
Copyright (c) 2008, 2009, 2010 Brian LeRoux, Brock Whitten, Rob Ellis
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