Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
I have been using Google Cache but I'd love to have a more permanent and official solution.
Agree! Can you please put that back up on the site even if it's no longer maintained?
I just used Grunt to generate the documentation. Anyone else wishing to generate the documentation will have to download and install npm. Use npm from the command prompt to install Grunt to the Kinetic JS master directory that you extracted after downloading from this Git repo. You simply run 'grunt docs' while CD'd to the kineticjs-master directory. (If you are on windows then you will have to fix some file paths in the gruntfile in the root of the kineticjs-master directory.
@ashepherd89 - good tip, I just built and uploaded those to S3 for anyone else looking for them: http://kineticjs.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com
If I recall correctly, the kineticjs.com
site had more docs than that (or at least linked someplace else) to them. Having access to the old site would be a godsend. Can it be restored to archive.kineticjs.com
or something?
Also you can get documentation from downloads: https://github.com/ericdrowell/KineticJS/releases
I can set it up on my hosting if you like. I just need a domain transfer from you. Would you like to do the transfer? I think that there are more people then only me who would like to continue this project and fix the bugs. Did you think about It?
Thanks @yeldarby for the docs! Another thing I was wondering, what about the "Labs" "Tutorials" and "KineticJS" section that I remember included a lot of demo scripts. Are those available anywhere?
I have been making extensive use of the documentation that was provided at http://kineticjs.com/docs/. Is there a mirror available for this same documentation?