fabi1cazenave / webL10n

Client-side internationalization / localization library
http://fabi1cazenave.github.com/webL10n/
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chore(bower): add .bower.json (already registred) #40

Closed edouard-lopez closed 7 years ago

edouard-lopez commented 10 years ago

I created a .bower.json and registred it using

bower register webL10n git@github.com:edouard-lopez/webL10n.git

So now you can simply install it using:

bower install webL10n

More info on registering package at https://github.com/bower/bower#registering-packages

N.B.: I will update the endpoint to your repo when the request is merge into your repo.

Rob--W commented 9 years ago

Could you transfer the ownership of the bower package to a webL10n maintainer? That's either Fabien or me.

gazal-k commented 9 years ago

@edouard-lopez a few thoughts on this:

gazal-k commented 9 years ago

Just noticed how old this PR is. Missing quite a lot of new changes: https://github.com/edouard-lopez/webL10n/compare/master...fabi1cazenave:master

Guys, please sort this out so that we can have an updated bower package.

In the meantime I've created my own fork and added a bower.json, https://github.com/gazal-k/webL10n. So if anyone wants to get the updated bower package:

"webL10n": "gazal-k/webL10n#*"
edouard-lopez commented 9 years ago

@Rob--W any idea how to transfer ownership ? I can unregister my repo so you register the official one instead.

edouard-lopez commented 9 years ago

@gazal-k the PR just add a bower.json file and as you can see at the bottom of this thread, it's still up-to-date with the base branch. I just need to be merged.

gazal-k commented 9 years ago

@edouard-lopez that's right. But I was only saying that the bower dependency is not up to date.

Rob--W commented 9 years ago

@edouard-lopez To transfer the ownership of the package, you have to unregister it so that I can register it. We have to schedule a convenient time so that the bower registration is not stolen by someone else (please follow up by mail to avoid targeted attacks).