Mekeor Melire writes:
> 2022-11-19 18:27 zamfo...@twdb.moe:
>
>> Hello, Guix!
>
> Hello :)
>
>> A few months ago, I picked up the work towards importing npm packages to Guix
>> by Jelle et al. in the hopes of continuing it, and I felt disheartened when I
>> concluded that it does indeed seem
2022-11-19 18:27 zamfo...@twdb.moe:
Hello, Guix!
Hello :)
A few months ago, I picked up the work towards importing npm packages to
Guix by Jelle et al. in the hopes of continuing it, and I felt disheartened
when I concluded that it does indeed seem like a very large part of npm is
Hello! Thanks for responding.
The premise of the idea I’m proposing is that it wouldn’t be necessary to
traverse into (most of) the ‘devDependencies’ if you build the packages ad‐hoc
using esbuild. So, the idea is to sidestep the build process that the package
has, and just invoke esbuild on
Hi,
zamfofex skribis:
> A few months ago, I picked up the work towards importing npm packages to Guix
> by Jelle et al. in the hopes of continuing it, and I felt disheartened when I
> concluded that it does indeed seem like a very large part of npm is necessary
> to build even a simple
Hello, Guix!
A few months ago, I picked up the work towards importing npm packages to Guix
by Jelle et al. in the hopes of continuing it, and I felt disheartened when I
concluded that it does indeed seem like a very large part of npm is necessary
to build even a simple package like jQuery.
