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Add jquery package deprecation notice in npm and deprecate bower support #21

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elboletaire opened this issue Oct 24, 2018 · 6 comments
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The npm package password-strength-meter will have all the logic to be used both by the jquery package and other future packages.

The git repo may be the same for everything (or maybe not..), but the jquery package name will become jquery-password-strength-meter (if someone takes that name in the meantime, I'll use namespaces, np).

The bower notice may also remind people about switching to npm/yarn.

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I don't see a way to do it for bower... but for npm is using npm deprecate

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I better just remove support for bower, as it's deprecated since a year or so.

@elboletaire elboletaire changed the title Add jquery package deprecation notice in both npm and bower Add jquery package deprecation notice in npm and deprecate bower support Oct 24, 2018
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I can go ahead and tackle this one this week

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I think is something that must be done by me, as the bower and npm permissions may be related to my account. Anyway, this is something to be done when the new npm core library + jquery plugin are (at least somehow) done. Don't see the benefit on adding a deprecation notice when there's no alternative yet.

Where I like some help is importing the core npm package for the jquery plugin, without requiring us to re-import the core and recompile it with the jquery plugin. If you have any clue on that, or can help with it, it would be awesome. I may be searching it wrong, as every time I tried to find info about it I end up giving up 😅

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Ah okay, I just wanted to tackle something easier first lol

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I've been a bit more occupied than expected, but I'll try to publish something during these days, so you see some progress on the new lib and you may see more clearly where to help from there 😃

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