added bower.json, package.json, and dist/glfx.js

[jywarren]

For submitting to npm and bower. I plan to submit these myself, but can wait if you'd like to instead. Great library, thanks!

[jywarren]

Hi, just checking if you'd be willing to pull this in -- it would make it much easier to include this excellent work in other modules! Thanks!

[tbranyen]

I went ahead and published on npm under glfx@0.0.1. If you want access as well @jywarren I can add you. @evanw any chance you could add us as collabs to the project? Would be happy to get this in a better state for reuse.

[tbranyen]

I got too eager and accidentally deleted the "main" line in 0.0.1, added that back in 0.0.2. If we can get this merged, I'll open a PR that adjusts the package.json.

[jywarren]

hmm, sure, happy to be added, though not sure there's much else I have to offer. Thanks!

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[tbranyen]

@jywarren I was able to get the module working w/ ES/CJS/global so you can do this now:

npm install glfx@0.0.4

ES Modules:

import fx from 'gflx';

CJS:

const { canvas } = require('fx');

Global:

<script src="node_modules/glfx/glfx.js"></script>
<script>
  const canvas = window.fx.canvas():
</script>