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NAME

    Dist::Zilla::Plugin::jQuery - Include jQuery in your distribution

VERSION

    version 0.04

SYNOPSIS

     [jQuery]
     version = 1.8.2
     minified = both

DESCRIPTION

    This plugin fetches jQuery from the Internet using
    Resource::Pack::jQuery and includes it into your distribution.

ATTRIBUTES

 version

    The jQuery version to download. Defaults to 1.8.2 (the default may
    change in the future).

 minified

    Whether or not the JavaScript should be minified. Defaults to both.
    Possible values.

      * yes

      * no

      * both

 dir

    Which directory to put jQuery into. Defaults to public/js under the
    same location of your main module, so if your module is Foo::Bar
    (lib/Foo/Bar.pm), then the default dir will be lib/Foo/Bar/public/js.

 location

    Where to put jQuery. Choices are:

    build

      This puts jQuery in the directory where the dist is currently being
      built, where it will be incorporated into the dist.

    root

      This puts jQuery in the root directory (The same directory that
      contains dist.ini). It will also be included in the built
      distribution.

 cache

    Cache the results so that the Internet is required less frequently.
    Defaults to 0.

METHODS

 $plugin->gather_files

    This method places the fetched jQuery sources into your distribution.

CAVEATS

    If you bundle jQuery into your distribution, you should update the
    copyright section to include a notice that bundled copy of jQuery is
    copyright the jQuery Project and is licensed under either the MIT or
    GPLv2 license. This module does not bundle jQuery, but its dependency
    Resource::Pack::jQuery does.

SEE ALSO

    Resource::Pack::jQuery

AUTHOR

    Graham Ollis <perl@wdlabs.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

    This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Graham Ollis.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.