FAQ & Troubleshooting

Open the Packages page and search by package name or description. You can also filter the available packages by category.

A package details page can show package information, available versions, the latest version, release information and CDN files.

Yes. A package can contain multiple versions, allowing you to choose the version required by your application.

Latest identifies the newest version currently available for that package in PackForge.

Existing CDN references don't automatically change when a newer version becomes available.

No. PackForge generates CDN references from the files available for each package version.

Open the package details page and copy the generated reference for the file you want to use.

CSS files are displayed as ready-to-use HTML <link> elements.

<link href="https://cdn.packforge.ir/{file-path}" rel="stylesheet">

JavaScript files are displayed as ready-to-use <script> elements.

<script src="https://cdn.packforge.ir/{file-path}"></script>

Other files are displayed as direct CDN URLs. You can copy the generated URL and use it where your application expects that resource.

A package version can exist even when no CDN files are currently available for it.

PackForge first attempts to use the browser's Clipboard API and has a fallback copy mechanism when that isn't available.

If copying still fails, manually select and copy the displayed CDN reference.

Submit a Package request when the package itself isn't currently available in PackForge.

If the package already exists, PackForge doesn't create another Package request.

Submit a Version request when the package already exists but the version you need isn't currently available.

If the package itself doesn't exist, submit a Package request instead.

No. PackForge checks whether the requested version already exists before creating a Version request.

PackForge reuses the existing request instead of creating another identical one.

The new user is added as a subscriber to the existing request.

No. PackForge prevents the same user or email address from subscribing to the exact same request more than once.

No. Guest users can submit a request using an email address.

Signed-in users use the email associated with their PackForge account.

Notify Me requests can currently have the following statuses:

• Pending
• In Progress
• Available
• Notified
• Rejected

Package details pages use the package slug in the URL.

https://packforge.ir/packages/{slug}

If the slug doesn't match an available package, PackForge returns a Not Found response.

Open the package details page and review the available versions.

If the package exists but the version doesn't, use Notify Me to submit a Version request.

One possible reason is that the package already exists in PackForge.

Search for the package and open its details page instead of requesting it again.

A Version request requires an existing package and a version that isn't already available.

The request can therefore fail if the package doesn't exist or if the version already exists.