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glimmerjs / glimmer-application

[MOVED] This package is now part of the Glimmer.js monorepo
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Document (and improve) using npm packages #57

Closed wycats closed 6 years ago

wycats commented 7 years ago

The first step would be to document the current status.

A further step would be to make it more seamless out of the box.

@rwjblue @tomdale Can you chime in with some discussion on what "it just works" would mean here?

I think there's some conflict between Webpack's "make CJS just work" philosophy and rollup's "try to be more conservative and force you to be precise about what CJS integration means" philosophy. We should try to make things work as well as people across the ecosystem expect them to.

rwjblue commented 7 years ago

Can you chime in with some discussion on what "it just works" would mean here?

Currently, things "just work" for packages that have either a modules or jsnext:main entry point.

I think there's some conflict between Webpack's "make CJS just work" philosophy and rollup's "try to be more conservative and force you to be precise about what CJS integration means" philosophy.

Confirm. It is now possible to opt-in to CJS support, and that is documented in the glimmer/application-pipeline README.

tpitale commented 7 years ago

Can there be documentation for how to use application-pipeline in other "build tools" (e.g., Rails adding Webpack)? Much discussion in https://github.com/glimmerjs/glimmer-vm/issues/448

I can bring this up in a separate issue if that is more helpful. Don't want to hijack this one.

locks commented 6 years ago

This repo has been merged with glimmerjs/glimmer.js (into a monorepo setup). I am not sure if this issue is still applicable, but if you could confirm it is still an ongoing concern and open it over there that would be very helpful.

Sorry for the noise, but thank you for your help!