Standalone Timeline

Stripped down Simile-Timeline without the ajax api and with all the original scripts.

Bower:

# To get the latest stable version, use bower from the command line.
bower install standalone-timeline

# To get the most recent, bleeding-edge version, at your own risk, use:
bower install standalone-timeline#master

# To save the bower settings for future use:
bower install standalone-timeline --save

# Later you can easily update with:
bower update

Using the Standalone Timeline Library:

You need to include dist/timeline.min.js and dist/timeline.min.css to your index.html

You will also need to setup two global variables to tell the script where to look for image files, you can do this by creating a <script> tag in your index.html with the following contents:

<script>
    var TimelineUrlPrefix = 'bower_components/standalone-timeline/dist/src/timeline/';
    var AjaxUrlPrefix = 'bower_components/standalone-timeline/dist/src/ajax/';
</script>

Note that these are the default paths where standalone timeline will search for the image files.

You can add support for a translated language by modifying the grunt file, or by adding a script src similar to:

<script src="bower_components/standalone-timeline/src/timeline/scripts/l10n/en/timeline.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/standalone-timeline/src/timeline/scripts/l10n/en/labellers.js"></script>

Where en can be one of those available translations:

Contributing to the project:

Building

Developers can easily build standalone-timeline using NPM and Grunt

# First install or update your local project's npm tools:
npm install

# Or update
npm update

The run the Grunt tasks:

# To build `timeline.min.js`, `timeline.min.css` and image files in the `/dist` directory
grunt build

# To build files and watch for changes to autoreload
grunt

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Standalone Timeline

Bower:

Using the Standalone Timeline Library:

Contributing to the project:

Building