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Main should be a place for libraries, not sources #46

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Main should be a place for libraries, not sources
alber70g Jun 22, 2015
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Removed image and font files
alber70g Jun 22, 2015
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Compiled and css, less, sass
alber70g Jun 23, 2015
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Typo aswell > as well
alber70g Jun 24, 2015
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*Recommended*
Type: `String` or `Array` of `String`

The entry-point files necessary to use your package. Only one file per filetype.
The entry-point files necessary to use your package. Only one file per filetype. The files that are offered should be representing your package as library. This means that the files can be used without compiling for use by the consuming party. This is not limited to **only** the 'compiled' version. In case of `.less`, `.scss` or `(d).ts` etc. they can be used as library as well when used in the consuming party source.

Entry-point files have module exports and may use module imports. While Bower does not directly use `main` files, they are listed with the commands `bower list --json` and `bower list --paths`, so they can be used by build tools.

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"main": [
"js/motion.js",
"sass/motion.scss",
"dist/movement.css"
]
```

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