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joewalnes / reconnecting-websocket

A small decorator for the JavaScript WebSocket API that automatically reconnects
MIT License
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Publish on NPM? #25

Closed guregu closed 9 years ago

guregu commented 10 years ago

There's a package.json but this seems to be unpublished.

jeffscottward commented 9 years ago

+1

joewalnes commented 9 years ago

This is an in-browser library designed for the HTML WebSocket API. It does not work with the Node equivalent.

guregu commented 9 years ago

It would work with something like Browserify or Webpack.

jeffscottward commented 9 years ago

2nd what Greg said. It's purely for pulling it down. Not an assumption to work in node. I install everything from NPM. JQuery, D3, font awesome, you name it.

On Thu, Mar 12, 2015, 9:48 PM Greg notifications@github.com wrote:

It would work with something like Browerify or Webpack.

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r3wt commented 9 years ago

:-1:

I hate having to hunt for packages on the npm site. its so slow.

jeffscottward commented 9 years ago

Thats like complaining that an airplane won't fly fast enough.

Remember what it was like hunting down the right jQuery plugin in the wild?

Lets get this on NPM pronto please.

jeffscottward commented 9 years ago

I cannot wait any longer for this. Will be forking and publishing my own, if/when you want the namespace back just let me know.

agalazis commented 9 years ago

@r3wt npm is awesome once you know what you want you don't even need to head to the website + it helps you to keep your dependencies tidy

joewalnes commented 9 years ago

The fork is a good solution. I prefer the model of downstream package maintainers as is common in other open source projects. I'm also not confident enough to maintain it upstream as I don't use this library via NPM.