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Basically this is a demo for how we can use intro.js. If it's fine then I can proceed to create a wiki page for editing the introduction steps and basic know how of adding intro.js into community-app. |
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Primary support for intro.js has been added as requested in #338.
I have used the AngularJs directive of intro.js, since our community-app is basically an AngularJs App.
Although there were some problem with intro.js itself, which causes some issues while using it with requireJS. I have already created an issue about the same at mendhak/angular-intro.js#9.
For now, I had to add the intro.js file into the scripts folder and edit it for our needs. As soon as there is a fix in intro.js we can change it.