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Is there support for symlinking for easy development? I mean the equivalent for 'npm link' or 'bower link'. Also, can you host your own "duo registry" (if the
by nawitus 12y ago
Is there support for symlinking for easy development? I mean the equivalent for 'npm link' or 'bower link'.
Also, can you host your own "duo registry" (if the concept makes sense here). And if so, can you point to the private registry instead of using the public GitHub?
Bower and npm supports these, and that's what I'm using currently.
- anthonyshort 12y agoFor private packages, you'd just make the repo private on Github and make sure you have auth details in your .netrc file. So you don't really need your own "registry". There is talk about supporting more than just Github too.
- nawitus 12y agoThat's a rather centralized solution. There are many companies who host their own npm/bower registries, and they won't move to Duo.js until that's possible.
- anthonyshort 12y agoBut if you're at that point you probably have your own private git hosting somewhere too (or just private repos somewhere else). When there is support added for different remotes you could just require from there instead of Github. Point is, just use the git repos instead of needing that registry at all.
- nawitus 12y agoYeah, that's working solution, when support for that is added. Assuming versioning works with these git urls.
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