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Just take the assets in the `dist` directory and the API is accessible on the `rome` global.
by bevacqua 12y ago
Just take the assets in the `dist` directory and the API is accessible on the `rome` global.
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- wdewind 12y agoI think maybe don't advertise it as dependency free. The modifications to get it to native js aren't massive, but it's not dependency free. For one thing if I make those modifications I then lose all future updates (or they become a massive pain in the ass). Edit: I'm wrong, I misunderstood dependency free. It would be great to have a native js version of this anyway.
- bshimmin 12y agoI don't understand how this can be considered dependency free in any sense - it has a dependency on Moment.js, which is a fairly large (and very popular and good) library for working with dates in JavaScript. Without Moment.js, this library would not work - therefore it is "dependent" on that. This is what the word "dependency" means. Just because you can bundle up that library in the dist doesn't mean it's not a dependency.