publish to npm

[ghost]

This module would be great to have on npm! This way people will be able to install your module by doing npm install isometric. Just follow these steps:

• make a package.json file (you can type npm init to generate one from a list of questions)
• pick a name that hasn't been taken (isometric is available!)
• figure out where the main field in package.json should point

You can read more about publishing browser code to npm here: http://maxogden.com/node-packaged-modules.html

The main field part is a bit tricky since you've got a list of script tags in the example: https://github.com/beakable/isometric/blob/master/Samples/sample1.html#L62-L73 but with a little work you can create a script to concatenate those into a UMD bundle so that consumers of your library will be able to drop in a single script tag to use your library or else just do var iso = require(''isometric) if they're using commonjs and won't need to juggle a bunch of globals around.

If you want an example of another game engine published to npm, check out how voxeljs does it. You can also check out the game-modules repo put together by @hughsk and add isometric to that list once it's up on npm and packaged up.

[zoby]

Thanks for this, I'll have a look into this in more detail and see about getting it implemented.

[njoyard]

JSIso is a client-side library, not a nodejs module, it should not be published using npm. Have a look at http://bower.io/ instead !

[anthonymoralez]

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[beakable]

Closing issue, jsiso is now available via bower as JsIso.

[SomethingSexy]

Hopefully it is OK to post here. At this point I think it would be fantastic if you did post this to npm as well. npm is used for much more now than just packages that work with node.