Closed kuzdogan closed 3 weeks ago
Yes, I'm in full support of publishing the server to npm. It makes it easier for downstream tools like our debugger to manage the dependency on Sourcify and stay up-to-date. Another advantage is that npm packages don't need to be rebuilt every time they're installed - which means less messing with manual build steps.
As said in #1708 I skipped adding the docs because it's rather complicated to set up a new Server() with options. I tried to do the fixes and it takes a lot of time. I'd postpone it until someone requests it and also until https://github.com/ethereum/sourcify/issues/1665
The docs need to be updated for #1637
Besides, should we start publishing the server on npm? cc: @RaoulSchaffranek