Publish the NPM package

[rafaelw]

Moved from: https://code.google.com/p/mutation-summary/issues/detail?id=32

[ziahamza]

I would really like this package to be published on NPM so that it can be easily used with tools like browserify or webpack. The current codebase will need to export the classes and the API. I would probably fork the project and include those changes. Would you guys be interested in merging back browserify support?

[murrayju]

You should also submit to bower.io when this is ready

[ziahamza]

Thanks, will add support for bower too.

On 20 May 2015 at 04:29, Justin Murray [email protected] wrote:

You should also submit to bower.io when this is ready

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[marcelklehr]

I have published this on npm under my account, but I'm happy to it hand over, since I probably won't maintain the package.

[Rush]

Could you publish it with typescript definition files?

[marcelklehr]

I'm happy to accept a pull request that adds those, but I'm probably not going to get around to adding them myself at the moment.

[Rush]

@marcelklehr #41

My changes will publish the changes to NPM according to latest typescript guidelines. Let me know if you have any feedback.

[marcelklehr]

Awesome! I forgot to include a link to my repo, if you would be so kind to use that for the PR 🙏 https://github.com/marcelklehr/mutation-summary

[mmacfadden]

@marcelklehr I am interested in applying all of these PRs and publishing to NPM. I am happy to push to a scoped repo e.g. @convergencelabs/mutation-summary. But I could publish to the base artifact that you have as well.

[marcelklehr]

@mmacfadden Cool! I'd appreciate that, let me know what's your npm handle and I'll add you there :)

[mmacfadden]

Same as here. mmacfadden

[marcelklehr]

Done :)

[mmacfadden]

@marcelklehr Thanks!

FYI. I have updated the library here:

https://github.com/mmacfadden/mutation-summary

I have a 0.2.0 version which basically keeps the state structure with a lot of the PR's from this repo merged. This should solve a lot of peoples issues, while not introducing any breaking changes.

I also have a 1.0.0 version in progress which modernizes the library to use ES6 Modules, CI/CD build pipelines, headless testing, updates the packaging and syntax, and creates a CommonJS module and a UMD build.

I plan to maintain both the 0.x and 1.x lines until people stop using the existing 0.x.