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There are some cases (like html5 ads or intranet apps) when access to internet is restricted. It's unclear how to use the library in this case. It will be good if it will be documented.
It has sections via npm and via CDN but most js libraries also has artefacts what can be downloaded and added to static files. Instruction how to produce such artefacts are also ok as for me.
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In modern development workflows, javascript bundlers typically handle downloading JavaScript artifacts from npm automatically, making it uncommon for developers to manually retrieve static assets from npm to use directly in their websites. Because of that, documenting such a process might be of limited use.
However, I do agree that documenting how to self-host the WASM artifacts (so you don't have to rely on the CDN) is valuable. This topic has already been discussed in this thread, and I'll make sure to include this information in the documentation soon.
There are some cases (like html5 ads or intranet apps) when access to internet is restricted. It's unclear how to use the library in this case. It will be good if it will be documented.
Related docs page: https://developers.lottiefiles.com/docs/dotlottie-player/dotlottie-web/
It has sections
via npm
andvia CDN
but most js libraries also has artefacts what can be downloaded and added to static files. Instruction how to produce such artefacts are also ok as for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: