Installing Kinto.js

NodeJS

If you're using NodeJS and npm as a frontend package manager, you'll need NodeJS v0.12.x installed on your system. Then:

$ npm install kinto --save

Notes

Read more about how to build Kinto.js in the Contributing section.

Static assets

Dev and production ready assets are available in the gh-pages branch of the repository. In general, you should download these files and ship them along your own projects, though you can also link them during development:

• Dev version, including source maps: kinto-2.0.1.js
• Production version, minified, no source maps: kinto-2.0.1.min.js
• Minimalist version, without polyfills kinto-2.0.1.noshim.js

Notes

Only stable tags are released as dist files; if you plan on using latest versions from master, you need to build them manually.

Subresource integrity

To make sure that you are using the right code when loading from a CDN, you can use subresource integrity with the hash provided below:

    <script src="//npmcdn.com/kinto@2.0.1/dist/kinto-2.0.1.min.js"
            integrity="sha384-/6HibJ/ub13TpR2+A2DhxlX6qo0hSIzT75j26NpoAlRQEDefIV56QWmWqo1n9fjG"
            crossorigin="anonymous">
    </script>

Filename	Hash
kinto-2.0.1.js	sha384-dnS8mqJJO8tfA5ltm4hbDgU/xDbxgKTRUb06s514e/TLowfz5Y05kbPkqec0Wx/X
kinto-2.0.1.min.js	sha384-/6HibJ/ub13TpR2+A2DhxlX6qo0hSIzT75j26NpoAlRQEDefIV56QWmWqo1n9fjG
kinto-2.0.1.noshim.js	sha384-uT/r9N2hBs+/nUKSxIR9asConCsr2kX89pMglaRDr66CCCFFOzw09v4GSDj3fdNr