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madmurphy / cookies.js

Simple cookie framework with full Unicode support
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Is there a npm package for this module? #10

Closed aalexgabi closed 5 years ago

aalexgabi commented 6 years ago

I can't seem to find one.

In case this is not published, what do you think about publishing it?

madmurphy commented 6 years ago

Hi Aalex!

I have no idea actually, I am just the guy who wrote the code.

It would be great to publish it though! Unfortunately I will have no time for some weeks. What would you think about publishing it yourself?

kirly-af commented 6 years ago

@madmurphy, @aalexgabi There's already this module: https://www.npmjs.com/package/doc-cookies I opened https://github.com/bibliolabs/docCookies/issues/7 to upgrade to revision 3 and @evanmuller seems to be ok with that.

Maybe in the future one of these 2 repos should be deprecated?

kirly-af commented 6 years ago

See https://github.com/madmurphy/cookies.js/pull/11

madmurphy commented 6 years ago

@kirly-af

Many thanks!

Maybe in the future one of these 2 repos should be deprecated?

Well, I guess as the author I should not deprecate myself ;)

evanmuller commented 6 years ago

@madmurphy glad @kirly-af found the original author of this code. I updated the npm package to point to your repo. I can make you a collaborator and even take myself and bibliolabs off the package if you want to take over ownership. Do you have an npm username?

madmurphy commented 6 years ago

@evanmuller Thank you and sorry for the late answer! Unfortunately I do not have a npm username. But feel free to use your repo! P.S. I just realeased an update btw.

markcellus commented 5 years ago

So just to clarify, which repository have we settled on as the repo associated with the doc-cookies and cookies.js package? And which npm package is considered the one we should all use?

https://github.com/jasonkarns/doc-cookies seems outdated and doesn't have the typescript declaration file.

It's been a convention to have the repo name be the same as the npm package name. Let me know if I can help out at all!