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localResizeIMG
The front-end local client compresses pictures, compatible with IOS
The front-end local client compresses pictures, is compatible with IOS, Android, PC, and automatically loads files on demand. Compressing the pictures to be uploaded on the client side can save bandwidth and send them to the backend faster, especially suitable for use on mobile devices. I have stepped on many pitfalls, after several version iterations, as well as the feedback and help of many netizens, and model testing. -
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webmongo
Accessing server-side mongodb through client javascript API.
Accessing server-side mongodb through client javascript API. This project is a branch of dbcloud You can do almost invoke on mongodb through the javascript API in browser. The client javascript api support IE6.0+ Chrome FireFox and Wechat -
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restful.js
A pure JS client for interacting with server-side RESTful resources
A pure JS client for interacting with server-side RESTful resources. Think Restangular without Angular. All examples written in this README use the ES6 specification. The dist folder contains two built versions which you can use to include either restful.js or a standalone version. Standalone version already embeds fetch. Restful.js needs an HTTP backend in order to perform queries.
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