In order to avoid turning off potential airport contributors from being scared away by npm, it would be good to have the ability to add airport json files that can be loaded on a page refresh without requiring rebuilding of the bundles.
This way, potential contributors who want to see their home airport added can do the work on it, and then the merging collaborator can simply take their work and put it where it belongs, rebuild the bundles, and off you go-- without them having to deal with the (pretty significant) hassle of installing npm and all the modules and knowing how to deal with all these command line things.
erikquinn
commented
7 years ago
In order to avoid turning off potential airport contributors from being scared away by npm, it would be good to have the ability to add airport json files that can be loaded on a page refresh without requiring rebuilding of the bundles.
This way, potential contributors who want to see their home airport added can do the work on it, and then the merging collaborator can simply take their work and put it where it belongs, rebuild the bundles, and off you go-- without them having to deal with the (pretty significant) hassle of installing npm and all the modules and knowing how to deal with all these command line things.