The current release includes a bunch of things that are only relevant for the build process, rather than being part of the code when used as a dependency in a project. Some things that might be good to add to the npmignore file:
the .github directory
the build directory
the webpack config file
the Travis config file
The Bower config file
(In an ideal world, the dist folder would also be ignored with a separate @rss-parser/browser dependency that folks can use if they need a browser version, but that's far more work to set up so a bit unreasonable to ask for =)
The current release includes a bunch of things that are only relevant for the build process, rather than being part of the code when used as a dependency in a project. Some things that might be good to add to the npmignore file:
.githubdirectorybuilddirectory(In an ideal world, the
distfolder would also be ignored with a separate@rss-parser/browserdependency that folks can use if they need a browser version, but that's far more work to set up so a bit unreasonable to ask for =)