Open amellnik opened 6 years ago
I'm not against, but while the code is not that stable my thinking was that it might be easier just to inline the fluxjs code wherever it's needed – then you just have something that won't break when an update is released.
Do you have any thoughts on how to keep the Julia and JS sides of the codebase in sync, as they'd presumably have to be in different repos? Again, may just not be an issue if we stabilise a bit.
I'm not sure of the best way to keep them in sync, but will keep thinking about it. I think you're right that this wouldn't make sense to do before things stabilize.
Would people be open to splitting the js portion into a new repository, converting it to ES6 and adding it to npm? This would simplify the process of using it with webpack, managing dependencies, etc.