Clarity on browser support about wikipedia HOT 5 CLOSED

So on taking a look at this Yarn already by default provides unpkg and jsDelivr, both of which are cdns available for open source projects. We can use these instead of building a cdn. Take a look at https://yarnpkg.com/package/wikipedia to see the links we get by default. You can see how to use jsDelivr by taking a look at this link - https://www.jsdelivr.com/features .

With these features available by default we can use this and not spend time on creating another cdn.

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You can import the package and use it directly if you are using react, angular or similar frameworks.

The same documentation will work for that as well.

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What about a CDN? For the project I'm working on, I’m not using any frameworks.

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I like the idea of having a cdn that can make life easier to use directly in HTML files or script tags.

Perhaps we could use a framework like https://github.com/cdnjs/cdnjs which will make the process of delivery and updating much easier.

To answer the question, we don't have a cdn file available now but it is something we should definitely consider doing as it will increase the overall useability of the project.

from wikipedia.

I like the idea of having a cdn that can make life easier to use directly in HTML files or script tags.

Perhaps we could use a framework like https://github.com/cdnjs/cdnjs which will make the process of delivery and updating much easier.

To answer the question, we don't have a cdn file available now but it is something we should definitely consider doing as it will increase the overall useability of the project.

Thank you!

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