jspm support

[lewisl9029]

Hi,

I'm using jspm to manage my front-end dependencies as es6 modules and would like to be able to install telehash-js using using it as well.

However, right now telehash-js has github repositories as dependencies in its package.json, which throws off the jspm installer a bit.

One quick workaround offered by the developer behind jspm is to add registry: npm in the package.json of each github repo used as a dependency in telehash-js's package.json.

The more ideal solution in my opinion is simply to use the github repos' respective npm packages as dependencies instead. I did a quick check on npm and it looks like all of them exist as npm packages already, albeit some of them are a bit out-of-date.

Any thoughts? If the former solution is preferred, I can open some pull requests to make the necessary modifications to the github repos' package.json.

Thanks,
Lewis.

[quartzjer]

Ahh, yes, those dependencies are just temporary for testing/dev ease and all need to be published. I'll get them updated hopefully tomorrow, good reminder, thx!

On Jan 19, 2015, at 10:09 PM, Lewis Liu [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I'm using jspm to manage my front-end dependencies as es6 modules and would like to be able to install telehash-js using using it as well.

However, right now telehash-js has github repositories as dependencies in its package.json, which throws off the jspm installer a bit.

One quick workaround offered by the developer behind jspm is to add registry: npm in the package.json of each github repo used as a dependency in telehash-js's package.json.

The more ideal solution in my opinion is simply to use the github repos' respective npm packages as dependencies instead. I did a quick check on npm and it looks like all of them exist as npm packages already, albeit some of them are a bit out-of-date.

Any thoughts? If the former solution is preferred, I can open some pull requests to make the necessary modifications to the github repos' package.json.

Thanks,
Lewis.

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