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npm supports git repositories as dependencies already (git://github.com/...), so that feature doesn't seem like much added value to me. And considering that an
by danielnaab 12y ago
npm supports git repositories as dependencies already (git://github.com/...), so that feature doesn't seem like much added value to me.
And considering that any real project needs a manifest, the versioning syntax doesn't seem especially compelling.
I'd like to be proven wrong, because this looks cool... but I don't see the value over npm and browserify other than some syntactical sugar (which could probably be achieved with an npm wrapper). Am I missing something?
- matthewmueller 12y agodon't remember the details, for simple repos it's fine, i think it's a dependency of dependency problem, that isaac's didn't want to support for some reason. here's a rabbit hole of additional information: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/3014 https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/3014 :-)