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Use compressjs in a browser #3
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It should be as simple as 'volo add cscott/compressjs' (see https://github.com/volojs/volo ), but I have not had time recently to hack on the browser-based project for which I wrote compressjs (that would be https://github.com/cscott/nell-wikipedia ) so I can't guarantee that will work perfectly yet. Patches welcome, though, and if you're able to wait I expect to do some nell-wikipedia hacking in the next two weeks, so any bugs in browser integration ought to be squashed then. |
I can wait. I the meantime I use LZW. 2013/5/6 C. Scott Ananian notifications@github.com
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I wonder if browser integration has gotten any attention in the last nine months? |
Patches welcome! |
I too would like to see this be browserified! |
It's been nine years now (!). I've been working server side for the past decade or so. Patches eagerly welcome, as I'm not realistically going to get around to this myself. |
Sadly I don't have the technical skills needed for this |
Hi! Beautiful this project! Quick question: what is the use case if it can't be used in a browser? For example, can I try and encode an Expressjs response with this? Will I be able to decode from, say, a React frontend? Thanks in advance for your reply! |
Hi,
I want to use your module in a browser, but I could not find any example how to do this. Is there one?
Best,
Jochen
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