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I wrote this before I was a bit more aware of owning a public NPM module.
The lib folder represents the converted ES5 assets, necessary for working w/n browsers. It is the resulting output of the npm run build command. Rather than being manually run before every commit, it really should just be part of the pre publish script that is run whenever a subscriber runs npm install on their own package.json file. Less work, more of the current standard.
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I wrote this before I was a bit more aware of owning a public NPM module.
The
lib
folder represents the converted ES5 assets, necessary for working w/n browsers. It is the resulting output of thenpm run build
command. Rather than being manually run before every commit, it really should just be part of thepre publish
script that is run whenever a subscriber runsnpm install
on their ownpackage.json
file. Less work, more of the current standard.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: