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Just a note: the NPM manifest declares the entry point as "index.js", but this file does not exist.

• tjmehta 12y ago
  Hey, thanks. Yah I kind've knew about this, and never got back to it. What do you think I should put in index.js? I was thinking `throw new Error('You're doing it wrong');` :-P
  • namuol 12y ago
    In that case, it makes more sense to publish each submodule as an individual NPM module.
    • qubyte 12y ago
      Further, it's worth putting the components on npm individually and retaining 101, but making it depend on those modules (so it's really just a wrapper). This is what lodash should do imo. Lodash has the separate bits on npm, but lodash itself does not depend on them, which is a little weird.
      • tjmehta 12y ago
        I like this idea - just would be really annoying to maintain each module as a versioned dependency...
    • tjmehta 12y ago
      I definitely did that for a while, but eventually found it annoying. I know it's definitely better to package each of these as a separate module. But uses of each of the tiny modules like these can come and go very quickly and keeping the package.json up to date becomes tedious..
      • anonfunction 12y ago
        That's where a build system comes into place. I noticed you don't seem to be using Grunt or Gulp which could really cut down on the maintenance.
  • ericHosick 12y ago
    You could stick it in /dist/index.js. You could also make /dist/index.min.js.