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Released 06.30.2019 v4.0.0 |
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LCARS SDK 16323.311 | ||
LCARS SDK 19182.4 | ||
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The LCARS SDK is a development kit and environment umbrella designed specifically for generating canon quality and functional interfaces with the LCARS methodology within a webview. Utilizing a webview the LCARS SDK can be applied to cross-modern internet browsers and both mobile and desktop applications. Anywhere a webview is in place the SDK could be used. | ||
The LCARS SDK is a UI/UX source development kit and environment umbrella designed specifically for generating functional interfaces with the LCARS methodology within a webview. Utilizing a webview the LCARS SDK can be applied to cross-modern internet browsers, both mobile and desktop applications. Anywhere a webview is in place the LCARS SDK could be utilized. | ||
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While the JS API could be written without a library, to make it more accessible the $.(); syntax is used via the jQuery library. Zepto may be used as a drop-in replacement preference. | ||
V4 Update is an entire rewrite of the library. It is not backwards compatiable and is no properly stored proptotyped objects, data driven and designed for easy data connectors. | ||
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Included: | ||
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1. Illustrator files for mockups and direct sizing porting. | ||
2. Base CSS which is the minimal requirement to utilize the LCARS methodology. | ||
3. JS API which is optional but useful for creating, managing and maintaining the interfaces. | ||
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The wiki assumed the JS API is utilized but all the classes and options are presented for any hardcoding of an interface. | ||
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Provided with the LCARS SDK are three built interfaces: | ||
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1. Random Color Generator - New color selection after every refresh and auto sizes with the built in zoom function. | ||
2. Hardcoded - Same layout as the Color Generator but is hardcoded html with all JS removed. Only powered by CSS. | ||
3. Visual Guide - A reference and testing setup for all elements and their variants. | ||
Example Interfaces will be provided at a later date. | ||
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For more information: | ||
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http://www.lcarssdk.org/ <br> | ||
https://www.facebook.com/LCARSSDK <br> | ||
https://github.com/Aricwithana/LCARS-SDK/wiki <br> | ||
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To learn how to use the LCARS SDK read through the attached wiki. |
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