Bundled js gone from npm about perfcascade

[micmro]

Sorry for that. I had removed it on purpose, assuming there was no value in
adding it.
Sure, I can add it back (possibly not before saturday though).

Just out of curiosity how are you using the build file?

Michael

On Thu, 3 Nov 2016, 7:42 a.m. Hadrien Milano, [email protected]
wrote:

Hi there,

It seems like the built js has disappeared from the npm package between
versions 0.2.1 and 0.2.3. Any chance of getting it back?

Thanks

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[hmil]

Oh yeah I see.

So I'm using npm as my front-end package manager as well as the package manager for build tools and stuff. This way I don't have to deal with an over the top setup involving multiple package managers (talking about you bower).
I'm then specifying all the css and js I need in a JSON file. A gulp task then pulls those files from node_modules into my dist folder and writes the proper <link /> and <script /> tags to my index.html.
I really like the simplicity of this setup and I can only assume other people are doing the same thing.

Anyway, back to the topic. Since this is a front-end library it just seems natural that it should ship as a bundle. Whether or not to include the original source files is up to you though I would argue it is redundant once you are shipping the bundle. Plus you are shipping the typings as well so that and the bundle should cover most use-cases.

[micmro]

Sorry, actually I misread your request and thought you meant the bundling script (Gruntfile.js) :).
This makes perfect sense - I've added it back now (via the ./dist directory).

[micmro]

Let me know if this works for you now, or if you have any other suggestions.

This is my first front-end npm package (actually backend as well, but that's easier to reason about) so all feedback is welcome.