Motivation
It would be handy to have an independent download method, since Highcharts no longer relies on the Libraries API.
Proposed resolution
Add Drush download support.
It would be handy to have an independent download method, since Highcharts no longer relies on the Libraries API.
Add Drush download support.
Comments
Comment #1
scottrigbyCommit fa4b9ca
Comment #3
ericdee commentedNot sure which library this should download when using drush but the current link no longer works
-broken link 404
http://www.highcharts.com/downloads/zips/Highcharts-2.3.5.zip
-found that version on github
https://github.com/highslide-software/highcharts.com/archive/v2.3.5.zip
-newest version as of this posting
http://code.highcharts.com/zips/Highcharts-3.0.7.zip
Comment #4
scottrigby@spamsammy Yes looks like they moved their zips and code to http://code.highcharts.com/.
If you want you can make a new issue to update the version - If you want to make a patch to update the URL that would be great.
Later it might be useful to parameterize the version in the Drush command - but that's low priority i think… because if users know the version they want they're already able to download it themselves rather than using this convenience utility.
Comment #5
ericdee commentedFound that the archive version from github is zipped differently/doesnt have highcharts.js (has highcharts.src.js) so not a good link
Comment #6
ericdee commentedi'm just learning git and to create .patch so I'll look into contributing it. Thanks for the module Scott