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Getting Grammar mode through npm #14
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This is an option I am considering for many of my open-source projects. The most important part is dependency handling which npm can handle better, but as an alternative untill I set up an npm account is to simply try to put the code in as a local dependency (for example https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15806241/how-to-specify-local-modules-as-npm-package-dependencies). I leave this issue open to remind me to do take care of that. |
Cool ! |
I dont use typescript, I dont have a case where I need it, plain javascript is fine, as far as I can eliminate any unnecesary internediate/compilation step I am happy. If and when I have a use case where typescript is certainly needed I will certainly make use of it. In any case typescript is only syntactic sugar on top of plain js. Help is a good idea as I have many projects and time is limited. I will keep it in mind. Thanks. |
Well maybe on your side, you don't need to use typescript. |
This is a valid point. Even though 3rd-party libs dont have to be coded in typescript to work inside another project. It is simply vanilla js, it works. I dont dismiss it but even though I prefer plain js myself as far as possible, it is a long task to transform all this code to typescript. fI someone wants to undertake the task, it is fine with me. This is not something I plan for the near future. NPM integration is possible in the near future. Typescript recoding no. |
Please see comments on this pull request and suggestions to quickly resolve your problem untill I make these adjustments myself some time in the future |
Hello,
Would you considere to provide this library as a npm package ?
It will be great to be able to do that, because it makes it difficult to use it when you are going use it through an angular/react application for example.
Thanks :).
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