Thomas Parisot

Ah, strange: ```bash curl http://vimeo.com/api/v2/video/76979871.json ``` (which is similar to…) ```bash curl https://vimeo.com/api/oembed.json?url=http%3A%2F%2Fvimeo.com%2F76979871 ``` It returns the following output: ```json [ { "description" : "It may look (mostly) the same...

It's only an issue if you install both packages globally. If you install both packages globally, I think the responsability of knowing which binary is called is on the user....

I'm wondering about this: ```bash $ npm install -g @asciidoctor/cli $ asciidoctor -b pdf source.adoc -o dest.pdf > Error: unknown backend. > You might want to run the following command...

The first example I read on https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/init is a bit misleading. What I understand is if you run `npm init asciidoctor-pdf-project`, the implied package name is `create-asciidoctor-pdf-project`. An alias is...

Exactly. It sounds like `@asciidoctor/create-pdf-project` works too (depending on where you are up to regarding using the `@org` stuff), thus enabling `npm init @asciidoctor/pdf-project`.

Thanks, I forgot about this question being asked in #541 too. It gives me enough elements to carry on this bit of work :)

Yeah, I'm quite interested by this answer. I found out it's a great tool combined with CSS Scroll Snap.

Good question! I suspect a time based metadata changes somewhere but I can be wrong.

@ngyikp answer is a good one, thanks :-) I realize the README is not that clear about it. @thomasdavis how did you stumble on the `codebase` option? Let us know...

So if I understand well, you are asking to generate a privateKey with `crx`? Does the command [`crx keygen`](https://github.com/oncletom/crx#crx-keygen-directory) work for you? Or it's not what you are looking for?