Piers Lawson

A work around from stackoverflow is to use .feature("aurelia-chart"); rather than .plugin("aurelia-chart"); http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38695467/pluginaurelia-chart-throws-404-error

No, aurelia-chart.js hasn't turned up in the dist directory. The loader tries to load jspm_packages/npm/[email protected] but that doesn't exist either. I've got JSPM 0.16.47 running.

``` -wwwroot |- jspm_packages |- npm |- [email protected] |- .jspm-hash |- index.js |- attributes | |- chart-attribute.js | |- elements | |- chart-element.html | |- chart-element.js | |- observers |-...

I'm afraid that didn't fix it. I still get a 404 as the browser tries to load jspm_packages/npm/[email protected] I did get a warning as JSPM was updating the package: ```...

@urosg80 I tried your branch as suggested and get the same issue when trying the use.plugin call as opposed to the feature call: ``` HTTP404: NOT FOUND - The server...

Sorry, didn't mean to close this

@urosg80 I've installed your package and didn't get any install warnings... however the package has not actually been installed in the JSPM directory... I'll try again. This was the information...

OK... I tried to uninstall and was given the message: ``` warn Dependency npm:aurelia-ugchart is not an existing primary install. ``` So I manually deleted it from package.json and config.js....