Changes to allow building in October 2024 in Ubuntu 24.04 #250
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I deleted package-lock.json and allowed npm install to rebuild it. This decreased vulnerabilities from 75 to 17 and also decreased other warnings.
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@dreamlayers: Thanks for your interest! As you may have noticed, there hasn't been much activity on this project, primarily since I hardly use Mopidy myself any more. So it's hopelessly outdated, especially relying on AngularJS which is no longer supported, and I was considering abandoning it alltogether. If you're interested in taking over maintainership, I think we can sort something out, though. |
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I made a few changes to get this to build in October 2024 in Ubuntu 24.04. I've never worked with a project like this so I don't know if it is wise. The idea of creating a web application from a huge number of interdependent components like this seems overly complex and risky. But it does work, and this is my favourite web interface for Mopidy. I'm hoping to now use this to fix some bugs.
I deleted package-lock.json and allowed npm install to rebuild it. This decreased vulnerabilities from 75 to 17 and also decreased other warnings, without causing any problems so far.