Owlcarousel2: Please make this available through NPM

[Gong-Bao-Chicken]

Thanks.

[bcomnes]

It seems to be published here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/owl-carousel-2 but its not maintained by smashingboxes (although it is up to date and good as far as I can tell).

@cristianurbano Did you make any changes to the package.json or .npmignore to publish that?

@maintainers, would you be willing to publish on npm officially? Would you consider accepting a PR to help facilitate that process? What about accepting changes described in http://blog.npmjs.org/post/112712169830/making-your-jquery-plugin-work-better-with-npm as well?

[damsorian]

Hi!
I only published to use it in some projects, I don't modify any file.
It would be nice that smashingboxes to publish the official package.

[colinodell]

+1

[GarrettVD]

Agreed

[connorjburton]

Would be very useful

[JonasDoebertin]

👍

[azaharakis]

:+1:

[graingert]

@greg5green I've published this on NPM at owl.carousel. You're welcome to take it over, however.

[jorenvanhee]

:+1:

[andrewmnlv]

+1

[Traksewt]

+1

[jpmelnik]

Hi!

Is Owl Carousel 2 ready for Meteor 1.3?
Can I import as import owlCarousel from 'owl.carousel' ?

Thanks.

[Uninen]

+1

[daviddeutsch]

@graingert I've taken over this repository and would love to take care of npm as well, so if your offer to transfer it over, please let me know!

[graingert]

@daviddeutsch what's your npm ID?

[daviddeutsch]

@graingert Right! My npm ID! Hang on… _shuffles around some papers, clicking frantically on his laptop_ "So my npm ID that I totally had for a while is…"

I just made it - it's the same as one here 😊

[graingert]

@daviddeutsch added.

[aihowes]

+1, current versions seem to need a main : 'url/to/js/file' in the package.json to be required/imported in using browserify/ES6

[graingert]

@aihowes that's already there https://github.com/OwlCarousel2/OwlCarousel2/blob/develop/package.json#L6

Also OwlCarousel2 isn't in ES2015, it's in ES5 right now

[aihowes]

@graingert Apologies, browserify/es6 is new to me, I assumed it would work as a way to import and concat files - so ignore that. The version I've downloaded from NPM didn't have a dist directory too. Might be because the current package.json you linked to is set to private?

[daviddeutsch]

thanks for the suggestion, @aihowes - didn't even notice that flag. It's removed now.