Would it be possible to expose the plugin as a single js standalone file, too?
That way a user could just use the Mirador viewer via the mirador.min.js and an additional downloadPlugin.js in the header - instead of having to build his own framework (npm, react, etc.).
Just an idea - I understand using npm webpack/parcel is nicer and a better way in the long run (if someone wants to build his own frontend), but all this hassle for just a simple download button ...
dnoneill
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1 year ago
Would it be possible to expose the plugin as a single js standalone file, too?
That way a user could just use the Mirador viewer via the mirador.min.js and an additional downloadPlugin.js in the header - instead of having to build his own framework (npm, react, etc.).
Just an idea - I understand using npm webpack/parcel is nicer and a better way in the long run (if someone wants to build his own frontend), but all this hassle for just a simple download button ...