Ar.js: npm package?

[dheavy]

Hey @jeromeetienne ! Great work!
Is AR.js available on npm? If not, it'd be great for portability (and wider adoption IMHO).
Cheers

[jeromeetienne]

Not at the moment, but why not, if it helps people :)

I never did it tho, any good url to suggest on how to do that ?

[jeromeetienne]

i did the search myself :) i just published this

is that ok ? did i forgot something

[jeromeetienne]

it says no README.md.. but there is one

im guessing it is a cache issue somewhere

[sasha240100]

@jeromeetienne Just came with the same problem. Already reserved a place for whs-module-ar.js but have no idea how can I include AR.js with es6.
May I do a pull request here to add npm support?

[jeromeetienne]

@sasha240100 sure go ahead :)

[sasha240100]

@jeromeetienne Done. Check please
/ping @dheavy

[yeyuguo]

amzing !!! @jeromeetienne

[craigm26]

Awesome work thanks

[sorianog]

Looks like this link does nothing: https://runkit.com/npm/ar.js
Which was accessed though:

[sasha240100]

@sorianog That's because it's not yet implemented as modules. It will not work from npm yet

[bunnybones1]

Hey @jeromeetienne,

Wonderful module! Do you mind updating the npm build with your latest work?

[jeromeetienne]

unfortunatly i got no knowledge of npm, so for that to be done, we would
need somebody to do it and contribute :)

On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 4:05 AM Tomasz Dysinski [e-mail]
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Hey @jeromeetienne https://github.com/jeromeetienne,

Wonderful module! Do you mind updating the npm build with your latest work?

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[bastienmoulia]

@jeromeetienne In order to upgrade your npm package yon can:

• Change the version of the package.json file from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 by exemple
• Log your computer to NPM if you are not already logged (check that with npm whoami) : npm adduser
• Launch the command npm publish

[svcninja]

When can we use the npm version of the ar.js?

[jeromeetienne]

there is a contrib for it, but i admit it isnt updated. so the answer is likely 'not now' ?

The things is that i dont use npm for browsers... so i would need somebody either to do it.

Something clean and standalone would be great

[ZoltanVeres]

Further discussions/progress in #251