diff --git a/download.html b/download.html index b331113..1f043a7 100644 --- a/download.html +++ b/download.html @@ -8,20 +8,60 @@ GNU ease.js can be downloaded in a variety of formats, depending on the environment in which it will be used.

+ +

+ The tarball contains the full source code, combined files for debugging GNU + ease.js itself, combined files for development using GNU ease.js, minified + files for production, and scripts needed to rebuild. The production and + development links contain the JavaScript files needed to run GNU ease.js, the + latter being unminified to allow easily stepping through the code with a + debugger. +

+ +

+ You should verify the above files using their associated signatures to ensure + that they have not been altered. This can be done by placing both files in the + same directory and running the command: +

+ +
+ $ + gpg --verify file.sig +
+ +

+ where file is the full filename, such as easejs-latest.tar.gz. If you do not have + the public signing key, you may download it by running this command: +

+ +
+ $ + gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-keys 8EE30EAB +
+

npm

-ease.js is available via npm for use with Node.js. Alternatively, one can simply -clone the repository and use that directly. +

+ ease.js is available via npm for use with Node.js. Alternatively, one can simply + clone the repository and use that directly. +

$ npm install easejs