I registered amd-utils to twitter's frontend package manager bower.
Bower first attempts to use the component.json file and fallbacks to the package.json one.
Though amd-utils package.json file declares dependencies that are not needed in the frontend such as amdefine and wrench. They actually do not exist in bower because they are not needed in the frontend world.
So a component.json without these is needed. Bower only understands the name, version, dependencies and main properties.
I registered amd-utils to twitter's frontend package manager
bower
.Bower first attempts to use the component.json file and fallbacks to the package.json one. Though amd-utils package.json file declares dependencies that are not needed in the frontend such as amdefine and wrench. They actually do not exist in bower because they are not needed in the frontend world.
So a component.json without these is needed. Bower only understands the name, version, dependencies and main properties.