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StefanKovac / flex-layout-attribute

HTML layout helper based on CSS flexbox specification —
http://progressivered.com/fla/
MIT License
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[question] Bower or Npm? #11

Closed renatodeleao closed 7 years ago

renatodeleao commented 8 years ago

This is awesome.

Like really awesome.

I first saw a sort of this technique while inspecting Material Design Icons Page, since then I've always have a file like this to quick prototype for clients

But this is hole other level! 💥

Are you considering support package managers?

Thanks.

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StefanKovac commented 8 years ago

Yeah, that's pretty much the same technique.

NPM: npm i flex-layout-attribute

Still considering bower though, but you can: bower install git://github.com/StefanKovac/flex-layout-attribute.git

Thanks Renato!

renatodeleao commented 8 years ago

That's all I need to hear.

Thanks! Keep shipping! :shipit:

lukasoppermann commented 8 years ago

Hey @StefanKovac, using bower install git://github.com/StefanKovac/flex-layout-attribute.git do I get all new versions on bower update?

StefanKovac commented 8 years ago

Hi @lukasoppermann, I think not but don't take me for granted.

As far I understand, bower update needs bower.json to compare versions in order to update package and since there is no such file within FLA, no updates will occur. Any experienced bower user here to confirm this?

Thanks.

lukasoppermann commented 8 years ago

In this case could you please add it to bower? There are still many people (including myself) who use bower for front-end stuff.

I only use npm for my gulp stuff, as I am using php, so bower with adding components to bower_components is a very good separation for me.

Plus it should only me a couple minutes of your time to add bower. 😄