I'd love to use this off of cdnjs.
https://github.com/cdnjs/cdnjs
Do you already deliver to npm? cdnjs has a setting to automatically pull from npm every 4 hours, so after an initial setup, hopefully you can just forget about it. :) Thanks for a great plugin!!
(from cdnjs) Enabling NPM auto update
We automatically update libraries that are also hosted on NPM e.g. Lodash.
This script runs automatically every 4 hours
Update the package.json and configure it as below and submit a pull request.
// Lodash package.json
// ...
"npmName": "lodash",
"npmFileMap": [{
"basePath": "/dist/",
"files": [
"*"
]
}],
// ...
npmName should map to the name of the library on NPM npmFileMap is a white list of files to take from the NPM tarball and host on the cdn basePath will be ignored when copying over to the cdn files is a pattern matcher that you can select many files with
The above example looks in the tarball whose structure might look like
dist/lodash.js
dist/lodash.min.js
README It then will look for dist/* which will find the two files inside the dist folder. It will now copy it over to cdnjs but without the dist path. Such that they will end up. ajax/libs/lodash.js/2.0/lodash.js
I'd love to use this off of cdnjs.
https://github.com/cdnjs/cdnjs
Do you already deliver to npm? cdnjs has a setting to automatically pull from npm every 4 hours, so after an initial setup, hopefully you can just forget about it. :) Thanks for a great plugin!!
(from cdnjs) Enabling NPM auto update
We automatically update libraries that are also hosted on NPM e.g. Lodash.
This script runs automatically every 4 hours
Update the package.json and configure it as below and submit a pull request.
// Lodash package.json
// ...
"npmName": "lodash",
"npmFileMap": [{
"basePath": "/dist/",
"files": [
"*"
]
}],
// ...
npmName should map to the name of the library on NPM npmFileMap is a white list of files to take from the NPM tarball and host on the cdn basePath will be ignored when copying over to the cdn files is a pattern matcher that you can select many files with
The above example looks in the tarball whose structure might look like
dist/lodash.js
dist/lodash.min.js
README It then will look for dist/* which will find the two files inside the dist folder. It will now copy it over to cdnjs but without the dist path. Such that they will end up. ajax/libs/lodash.js/2.0/lodash.js