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Open adamzerner opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

Would you mind adding this to NPM?

adamzerner avatar Apr 06 '18 21:04 adamzerner

This is a library of diverse stand-alone components, some are in PHP and C++. I don't think it's suitable for NPM.

NxtChg avatar Apr 06 '18 21:04 NxtChg

Sorry, I was only referring to Vue Submit.

adamzerner avatar Apr 08 '18 21:04 adamzerner

Hi, is there a specific reason not to put the vue components onto npm?

Worthaboutapig avatar Sep 19 '18 17:09 Worthaboutapig

These components are not Node.JS modules, so I see no reason to use NPM for them.

NxtChg avatar Sep 19 '18 17:09 NxtChg

If this was an npm package we could more easily import it into our existing Vue project structures. I'd love to use this but it's difficult trying to decide where to put it in my project.

btn0s avatar Nov 28 '18 22:11 btn0s

Hello, I agree it would be much appreciated to have the css_parser, (for example) published to npm, instead of copy paste it. It could be nice if there is any bugfix or evolutions, to be sure to rely on something stable. (instead of a bunch of copy pasted lines). If you don't have the will to do it, do you know a similar lightweight parser ? Thank you

Kuzcoo avatar Dec 11 '18 16:12 Kuzcoo

For those interested, I have reimplemented the submit as a Vue component and it's published on NPM- vue-submit.

There's quite a few things wrong with it, but I haven't had time to sort out the bugs. If people are interested in using it, I'd be happy to get things fixed, but it's adequate for my needs currently.

I've also done the notification component vue-toasty, but haven't uploaded yet. Again, if there's interest, I'll get it put up.

Worthaboutapig avatar Dec 11 '18 20:12 Worthaboutapig