Use GitHub pages to serve a static website from the /docs folder, which contains code that demonstrates how to set up prosemirror-math and bundle with webpack.
It does feel a bit sketchy having an invisible "subpackage" inside of the /docs folder, that will be .npmignored in the forthcoming npm release. I debated making a separate prosemirror-math-demo repository, but keeping the source+demo in the same place will help keep everything in sync. For now, the project is small, so this is an acceptable compromise.
Use GitHub pages to serve a static website from the
/docsfolder, which contains code that demonstrates how to set upprosemirror-mathand bundle with webpack.It does feel a bit sketchy having an invisible "subpackage" inside of the
/docsfolder, that will be.npmignored in the forthcomingnpmrelease. I debated making a separateprosemirror-math-demorepository, but keeping the source+demo in the same place will help keep everything in sync. For now, the project is small, so this is an acceptable compromise.Resolves #7 .