Provide source files (allow npm install via git with a building step) #256
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Without this change, if you use npm to install the repo (or a fork 😉) you get a folder with just a package.json, which sucks. With this change, you get the source files too and allow to build yourself “dist” (using `cd node_modules/react-native-web && npm install`, build is in prepublish and prepublish is run in install with npm@2/3, with npm@4 you need to add `npm run build`)
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Tests fails because of [email protected]. See #255. FYI, "npm run build" fail because of missing webpack.config.js, but at least you have the files transpiled. Alternatively, I guess we can consume the src files directly. |
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Wouldn't this make the package size a lot larger? And couldn't people wanting to build from source just make use of the git repo? |
Obviously yes, but just .js files, so not that much imo.
It's not easy when you share your project with teammates (or I don't have an easy answer) |
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Why do you need the source files? |
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I don't understand why you're trying to build the package in your project. If you're trying to use a subset of the modules, you can import them directly from 'dist' into a local module and alias that to |
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If you want to use a fork (eg react 15.4 partial support - I don't use touchable), the easiest way is to install from git. But when installing from git, .npmignore is considered so you end up with an empty folder. |
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OK doesn't hurt to make that easier. Added in 945fff0 |
Without this change, if you use npm to install the repo (or a fork 😉) you get a folder with just a package.json, which sucks.
With this change, you get the source files too and allow to build yourself “dist” (using
cd node_modules/react-native-web && npm install, build is in prepublish and prepublish is run in install with npm@2/3, with npm@4 you need to addnpm run build)