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Zaubrik / djwt

Create and verify JSON Web Tokens (JWT) with Deno or the browser.
MIT License
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Question: Would you mind if I publish this additionally on nest.land for optimal persistence? #27

Closed michael-spengler closed 4 years ago

michael-spengler commented 4 years ago

https://nest.land/

Or would you rather do it yourself?

timonson commented 4 years ago

@michael-spengler this is a great idea. I just published djwt on https://nest.land/package/djwt. I am not very familar with this service yet, so please let me know if I made a mistake. Thank you!
https://github.com/timonson/djwt/commit/eaeecdc33f52d4ecae666d9e26ccfa51c9d04a21

michael-spengler commented 4 years ago

cool @timonson - you could add an entry in the egg.json saying:

repository: "https://github.com/timonson/djwt"

this would help people to give feedback / improvement proposals over time.

timonson commented 4 years ago

Should I use the same versions like on Github @michael-spengler ? I would say so, what do you think?

michael-spengler commented 4 years ago

This is also a really good question - I do not provide versions in the egg.json typically - rather going with eggs publish --bump minor as an example.

I created a related issue yesterday. A solution of this issue could perhaps automatically take the release / version which is also used for deno.land: https://github.com/denoland/deno_registry2/issues/128

Feel free to give it a thumbs up if you like it.

michael-spengler commented 4 years ago

in case you're not already in the following links might be valuable for you: Deno: https://discord.gg/HyeKmx Arweave: https://discord.gg/xJhCUf