* Trevor Woerner [170228 19:01]:
> Ideally "devtool add ..." wouldn't choke and crash when it encounters a
> LICENSE string it doesn't understand. When parsing license strings from random
> places on The Internet it's inevitable odd things will come up :-)
I recently also stumbled upon this. I'v
On 03/03/2017 12:45 PM, Josef Holzmayr wrote:
- Given the current situation, the best practise seems to be to have
package.json take care of the needed modules, and have it handle that.
Means in my opinion that there should be as little npm-based stuff
installed as possible. Exactly one, in the o
Additional packaging/dependency thoughts:
Using the devtool mechanism to create a recipe basically packs up all
dependencies. While this is a relatively easy solution to make sure that
the resulting package is functional, I can see some issues:
- Dependency tracking via bitbake is virtually non
Hi Trevor,
On 28.02.2017 19:00, Trevor Woerner wrote:
Ideally "devtool add ..." wouldn't choke and crash when it encounters a
LICENSE string it doesn't understand. When parsing license strings from random
places on The Internet it's inevitable odd things will come up :-)
Yeah, it even seems to
In face-to-face conversations there was an expressed opinion that it would be
great if npm had a "--dry-run" -type option to list off the dependencies of a
package.json file.
As it turns out, it does!
$ npm install --dry-run
electron-quick-start@1.0.0 /z/npm/source/electron-quick-
Ideally "devtool add ..." wouldn't choke and crash when it encounters a
LICENSE string it doesn't understand. When parsing license strings from random
places on The Internet it's inevitable odd things will come up :-)
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My first thought is that "devtool add ..." shouldn't act differently depending
on whether it is pointed at a checkout of the code or whether it is pointed at
the code's npm repository.
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Hi,
I was trying out devtool+npm with the electron quick-start node stuff and
noticed some interesting results. This simple app can be found at
https://github.com/electron/electron-quick-start
According to https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/TipsAndTricks/NPM there are
two ways to create a recipe
