Closed skodapetr closed 4 years ago
In package.json you can use a GitHub repo as a source like "litemol": "github:dsehnal/LiteMol"
or ("litemol": "github:dsehnal/LiteMol#commithash"
). I've used it in https://github.com/MolQL/molql and it worked fine.
Would this be enough for your use case?
Sure, that is good enough.
I was just wondering if there was a reason, besides a lack of resources (time :), why the project is missing from npm as it can be considered to be a "standard way" of distribution.
I also would like to see litemol in npm because I'd like to use litemol as a BioJS web component.
Ok I will have a look into it.
Thanks for the patience, it's now available as 'litemol' package.
As of now it seems that the "core" LiteMol is not in the npm package manager. There are only two packages that wraps LiteMol in some way, however I think it would be useful to provide LiteMol as it is.
Is there any chance that LiteMol will make it to the npm package manager?