lets-plot JS library

Build artifacts

Note: These commands must be run from the project root. If you want run them from this folder, remove js-package: from the task name.

• $ ./gradlew js-package:jsBrowserProductionWebpack - builds minified JS package lets-plot.min.js for embedding;
• $ ./gradlew js-package:jsBrowserDevelopmentWebpack - builds full-size JS package lets-plot.js for develop purpose;

Note: For more details about debugging JS demos check JS debugging.md.

After build artifacts can be found inside build directory: js-package/build/distributions.

• $ ./gradlew js-package:copyForPublish - copies minified JS package for release.

Release artifacts are located inside distr directory: js-package/distr.

CDN

Lets-Plot project uses JsDelivr as CDN service for JS artifacts:

https://www.jsdelivr.com

For CDN update release JS artifacts should be pushed to the project repository with git tag (check RELEASE.md).

CDN link to release artifact looks like:

https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot/releases/download/<RELEASE_VERSION>/lets-plot.min.js

For example: https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot/releases/download/v3.2.0/lets-plot.min.js

Local Dev

The "dev" version of JS library can be served from js-package/build/dist/js/developmentExecutable folder:

$ cd lets-plot

# Build developened JS package:
$ ./gradlew js-package:jsBrowserDevelopmentWebpack
  
# Start local web-server to serve dev js script:
$ python -m http.server 8080