Created by mfer on 11 March 2011, updated 16 September 2017.

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Now uses the library hooks provided by Libraries API module (rather than hook_library() from core).

An example is provided in the section above. To use it, your code must call libraries_load() and drupal_add_library().

The Underscore.js library is no longer enabled automatically.

It must be downloaded and installed manually or with the drush command provided in this module.

The actual Underscore.js JavaScript is no longer bundled with this module.

Upgrading to the 7.x-2.x branch will require changes to your code. The 7.x-2.x branch is a rewrite of the existing module. You can update your version of Underscore.js to the latest version by calling the drush command ( drush underscore-download). Use 'underscore' for both the module and library name arguments, like this: libraries_load('underscore') ĭrupal_add_library('underscore', 'underscore') If unsure where, add it in an implementation of hook_init(). In your module code, add the library with libraries_load() and drupal_add_library().

With drush: Run the command drush underscore-download.

In most cases the resulting path should be sites/all/libraries/underscore/underscore.js

Without drush: Download underscore.js and store it in your libraries directory.

Provides a drush command ( underscore-download) to download and install the latest version of the libraryĪfter enabling this module, install the Underscore.js JavaScript file:.

Makes Underscore.js available to other modules and custom code via the Library API.

Provides Library API access to the Underscore.js JavaScript library.

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