Now we have a website for our JavaScript snippets 🎉

💻 Autify JavaScript Snippets

You can find detailed information about how to use each snippet on this site!

Prerequisites:

• Hugo: to run your local environment. See Install Hugo to get started.
• Node.js: - to run tests. Visit nodejs.org to download the stable binary.

To start dev server, run

hugo serve

in the root directory of this repository and open the URL (http:/localhost:xxxx/) displayed in the console.

To execute the tests, run

npm install
npm run test

Make sure you run the tests before pushing the changes.

The test suite represents pre-publishing checklist, such as:

• The format of your article is consistent with the template.
• The article is localized (en -> jp).

etc.

---
title: "Template"
weight: 0
ie_support: true
---

(Description)

```js
// Your JS snippet
```

Each article has attribute field like following (this part is not a markdown actually):

• title: To be displayed as the title of the page (works as a <title> and <h1> element in the page)
• wight: The sorting prioprity in the article list. The one with the smaller weight has the higher priority.
• ie_support: Whether the script works in IE11 or not. true or false.

All you have to do is just add your articles in the Markdown format. And Hugo will take care of the other stuff.

Plase a markdown (.md) file under the content/en/* directory.

The sub directories represent the categories of the snippets. Choose one that you find your article fits the most and place it under the directory.

You may create a new sub directory. That is automatically reflected to the site structure (the list of the articles displayed on the left side of the page). Make sure you also create _index.md in the new directory.

Once you done with the English article, localize it and put it under the content/ja/* directory.

The sub directory's name that the localized article to be placed must be the same as the English version.

The scripts in snippets directory are deprecated. (We don't update them anymore, but they are still hosted in the repository because some help docs might have links to them)

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