NPM support

[souporserious]

First, thank you for such a great polyfill! The performance is much smoother than traditional scroll events. I was curious if this package will be available on NPM? I noticed scroll-timeline-polyfill doesn't exist in the registry, but it looks like everything is set up for this to work. I'm currently wanting to play with this polyfill in a React Codesandbox which uses create react app and doesn't seem to currently support URL imports. I was able to copy the dist file, but was curious if an NPM package will be supported to make things a little easier in these situations.

[okyanusoz]

If you need help, I can publish the package.

[Azarattum]

It would be nice if somebody were to publish and maintain this package.

[curtgrimes]

Telling npm/yarn/pnpm to install from GitHub could also be an option if importing the src/index.js file works directly (I was able to install, but did not try going further because I realized this polyfill won't work for my use case):

pnpm i -D github:flackr/scroll-timeline
# or: 
pnpm i -D github:flackr/scroll-timeline#b3d05a5

[dy]

@flackr any reason this is not published to npm?

[calinoracation]

I started looking at this a bit and pulled in the package by SHA to start with. Since there's no bundled dist/ folder in the repo now, that doesn't work incredibly well. I also needed to change the microbundle in the build script to not use -f to produce more formats, specifically my bundler was only happy using the dist/scroll-timeline-polyfill.modern.js output.

If it were being published, it might make sense to move that to the browser field in package.json and make those changes to include dist/ by default in the published tarball.

[flackr]

I also have started looking into getting this set up. The rough plan is in PR #224 (comment) with the build switch to vite. I think I should be able to set up a github action to publish releases to npm automatically following https://docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-nodejs-packages

[calinoracation]

Not sure if it's valuable but I've started testing publishing in a for-internal fork prior to the publishing y'all are going to do. I added some initial support to publish types with the package and a ES / CJS build.

[souporserious]

Just noticed this library has been published to NPM 🎉 thank you @flackr!