Well, consider a starter kit (install script to copy/paste) vs. being spoon fed (integration into other software to reduce installation to a simple product flag

Well, consider a starter kit (install script to copy/paste) vs. being spoon fed (integration into other software to reduce installation to a simple product flag with optional configuration). A lot of people still prefer using JS libraries directly, specifically for development purposes instead of using a CDN. At this moment I'm not entirely sure what your JS library does, but if it can be referenced locally, then it would be worthwhile to allow grabbing it via npm/nuget/similar package managers.