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No package.json in curated #641
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I guess what I'd like is to be able to do something like: import webref from 'webref/ed';
const dfns = webref.listAll(webref.dfns);
const css = webref.listAll(webref.css); Or something? |
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This should allow users to install the curated branch of Webref directly from npm and then import it from code (see #641): ``` npm install "https://github.com/w3c/webref.git#curated" ``` ```js import webref from 'webref/ed' assert { type: 'json' }; ``` Note that we don't currently update the overall version of the Webref package (it stays at `0.0.1`) and don't provide the JS logic (`listAll`) that exists in the released `@webref/xxx` packages (that logic is in the `curated` branch but not in the `ed` folder).
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This should allow users to install the curated branch of Webref directly from npm and then import it from code (see #641): ``` npm install "https://github.com/w3c/webref.git#curated" ``` ```js import webref from 'webref/ed' assert { type: 'json' }; ``` Note that we don't currently update the overall version of the Webref package (it stays at `0.0.1`) and don't provide the JS logic (`listAll`) that exists in the released `@webref/xxx` packages (that logic is in the `curated` branch but not in the `ed` folder).
Not exactly as smooth as you might want it to be, but "something" nevertheless: the
... and use it in scripts through code like: import webref from 'webref/ed/index.json' assert { type: 'json' };
import netinfo from 'webref/ed/dfns/netinfo.json' assert { type: 'json' }; I'll look into adding convenience methods in JS such as |
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Currently you can install main but not curated, which doesn't seem great if you want people to use curated rather than main, especially when they want access to things not included in any extract.
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