Ar.js: Publish latest release on NPM

Created on 19 Nov 2017  路  14Comments  路  Source: jeromeetienne/AR.js

Hi,

It seems that npm publication is still in version 1.4.10 while your last git version is 1.5.1.
I'm not working with the git repository, only with npd packages
Can you publish it on each release ?

help wanted

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Very surprised this hasn't been sorted yet

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@paztis Based on discussion with @jeromeetienne we want to automate the npm publishing. So on each release the npm publishing should be triggered by a webhook. Can you point us to a solution? What's the common practice?

Hi all,

I never automate it, but is seems that Travis is one of the most used solutions

I'm happy to set it up, if nobody else wants to do it 馃檭

@AVGP Pullrequests with some setup instructions are very welcome!

Well no PR needed, really:

  • go to travisci.org
  • login with your Github account
  • Click "+" on the left side next to "My repositories"
  • Click on the repository you wanna add to Travis and activate it
  • Follow instructions at https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/npm/
    That's all folks :)

Has there been any progress on automating this via Travis? Looks like we have a good solution pending implementation :)

Hello, i'm interested in this too, it would be great to have an up to date npm package.

This should be quite quick to be set up, no?

This really needs to be sorted, was stuck for a while before I realised the NPM package was so far behind.

@jeromeetienne i think this is important. can we resolve this?

Hey,

Is this issue resolved because I tried importing ar.js using npm but it didn't work for me. I am using the create-react-app to create a react app and then import ar.js using import or require but it doesn't seem to work :(. Also when testing with runkit it show error '_Error: Cannot find module 'ar.js'_'

Very surprised this hasn't been sorted yet

When can we expect an updated npm package?

I think this issue should be closed. The latest release (1.6.2) is on NPM.

Any issues about using it as an NPM module should be a separate issue

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