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https://github.com/dantman/4query

A offsite branch of the popular jQuery JS framework with the aim of providing a cleaner api and more productive policies towards enhancements and extension
https://github.com/dantman/4query

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A offsite branch of the popular jQuery JS framework with the aim of providing a cleaner api and more productive policies towards enhancements and extension

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4query - Fork branch of jQuery (New Wave Javascript)
http://4query.org/ http://jquery.com
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What you need to build your own 4query:
- Make sure that you have Java installed.

If not, go to this page and download "Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 5.0"
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp

- As well you will need GNU make.
Make is pre-installed on most Linux and BSD based distributions
(This should include OS X) and Windows users can get access to it
using cygwin.

How to build your own 4query:

In the main directory of the distribution (the one that this file is in), type
the following to make all versions of 4query, the documentation, and the test suite:
make

Here are each of the individual items that are buildable from the Makefile.

make 4query
The standard, uncompressed, 4query code.
Makes: ./dist/4query.js

make lite
4query without all the additional inline documentation and test cases.
Makes: ./dist/4query.lite.js

make docs
Builds a complete copy of the documentation, based upon the 4query source.
Makes ./docs/
Open this file in your browser:
./docs/index.xml

make test
Builds a complete copy of the test suite, based upon the 4query source.
Makes ./test/
Open this file in your browser:
./test/index.html

Finally, you can remove all the built files using the command:
make clean

Additionally, if you want to install 4query to a location that is not this
directory, you can specify the PREFIX directory, for example:
make PREFIX=/home/john/test/
OR
make PREFIX=~/www/ docs