Closed JarvisPrestidge closed 7 years ago
Also, instead of maintaining both a whitelist ("files"
property) and a blacklist (.npmignore
) you might want to consider just using one for the sake of simplicity :+1:
👍 For now, will revisit the whole confusing whitelist/blacklist soon! Thanks!
index.d.ts
wasn't making it through to the npm package because of an outdated"files":
property in thepackage.json
.I've removed all unnecessary and non canonical files which don't affect the correct working of the package. Things like: tests, examples, CI leftovers, .npmignore, makefile etc. and added the missing
index.d.ts
.