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citation uses gulp and browserify and a few other tools to create browser-ready builds.
If you modify any citation code and want to send a pull request, please update the browser builds (located in the browser folder) by running gulp. (Install gulp first by running npm install gulp -g.)
If you are unable to do this, you should still contribute! Just make a note of this in the text of the pull request.
Currently three different files are created for browser use:
browser/citation.js: an unminified, uncompressed version. Good for development, and includes a (large) source map so that debugging references the original files and line numebrs. Very unideal for production >1 MB.browser/citation.min.js: a minified, uncompressed version. Decent for production, does not include a source map. ~200 KB.browser/citation.min.js.gz: a minified, gzipped version. Best for production. ~50 KB.