npm 0.1.3 Vidage.min.js missed about vidage

[dvlden]

If I understood properly, you've used your own gulp tasks to copy Vidage.min.js file, but the file no longer exists?

If so, that's correct. I've decided that there's no need for non-minified JS version as it's unreadable after source version goes through compile. So now you should probably just copy Vidage.js as that's the only version and it's minfied.

I also throw out .min suffix as it's unnecessery when there are only minified files (CSS and JS) included in destination.

Just out of curiosity, why are you copying dependencies with gulp task out of npm folder?

[iamaleky]

@dvlden thanks for info.

We have such project structure:
-project/
--dist/
---assets/
---index.html
--node_modules/
--sources/
--gulpfile.js

On production server it's served from /dist/ folder. So we need to copy deps from node_modules to /dist/assets

[dvlden]

So I assume you store each filename that you need found and copied within node_modules?
It's strange to me tho, why you're not running an compiler and including the dependencies from node_modules as suppoused. In the end they get compiled in single file that you should throw in dist, right? At least that makes sense to me.

[iamaleky]

@dvlden in cause of dynamic loading for libraries. Single complied file will be too large ;)