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I agree with lawlesscreation. I installed the package in my native JS application only to find out it's jQuery dependency. :(
I had read the Devtools section of http://bgrins.github.io/spectrum/ and it said specifically: Then I pulled the jQuery dependency out of a branch and I submitted a patch to the WebKit project. Moreover package.json does not contain the dependency, JQuery is therefore not on the GitHub dependencies section.
I assumed wrongly that JQuery was removed since it's integration with the WebKit. I guess it was just a separate specific branch.
Finally, I saw on the http://bgrins.github.io/spectrum/ page the header: "The No Hassle JQuery Colorpicker". We obviously don't often look at the stylized small header of a web page, we mainly focus on the big headers and main content. I discovered it with the search in page tool!
It looks like a great and useful tool. If ever that vanilla JS branch were available, I would give it a shot! Most programmers do not use jQuery on any new project since HTML 5.
:)
Hi,
If I understand
package.json
dependencies correctly, as jQuery is required for Spectrum then it should be listed as a dependency?I'm happy to raise a PR for this. Is there any particular version of jQuery required?
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