Feature request: Publish to deno.land/x and nest.land about culori

[danburzo]

Hi @nnmrts, thanks for the kind words! I've started looking at what we need to change for a first deno-compatible version for deno.land/x. In particular, decide how to handle mappings in package.json for culori/fn, culori/css, and culori/all:

	"exports": {
		"./require": "./bundled/culori.cjs",
		".": "./src/index.js",
		"./css": "./src/bootstrap/css.js",
		"./all": "./src/bootstrap/all.js",
		"./fn": "./src/index-fn.js"
	}

(I don't think these are urgent, since they're mostly related to tree-shaking for a better bundle size and I don't imagine people are using Deno for bundling code for browsers just yet, are they?)

Otherwise, it seems to be pretty straightforward, I'll try a pre-release tag.

[danburzo]

Alright, I've pushed the 2.0.1-alpha.0 tag to GitHub, this seems to work pretty well:

import { rgb } from 'https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/index.js';
console.log(rgb('tomato'));

I'll update the docs and publish 2.0.1, unless there are other concerns to address.

[nnmrts]

@danburzo

(I don't think these are urgent, since they're mostly related to tree-shaking for a better bundle size and I don't imagine people are using Deno for bundling code for browsers just yet, are they?)

I personally don't, and I also think the future is in bundle-free projects, but for example, currently one of the most popular frameworks out there is this: https://alephjs.org/

Aleph.js bundles the modules into one big file (I think). I assume the overwhelming majority of people using Deno for web development right now, are in fact bundling their code, so publishing index-fn.js as well might be particularly useful, at least for the next few years. The thing is though, people can already use that file instead, by just importing it through its url: https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/index-fn.js.

Offering different variants of a module like this is common in the Deno community, so I think this is just fine as it is at the moment.

[danburzo]

Thanks for the info! Leaving the files as they are for now. Starting with the just-published [email protected], the library is available to Deno users. I've also added a bit to the Getting Started page.

[nnmrts]

Just found out that raw GitHub urls don't really work either, for .js files at least. Another alternative is jsdelivr of course, and that's what I'm using for now.

[nnmrts]

Going to try this out later today or tomorrow. Thanks for the release!