Package.json for usage with npm

[tseabra-rocket]

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[Kyle-Mendes]

I believe this is missing a module.exports = prettyPrint; at the end of prettify.js. Right now, var prettyPrint = require('code-prettify'); and then prettyPrint() will result in Uncaught TypeError: prettyPrint is not a function

[tseabra-rocket]

with browserify you can use "browser" param on your package.json and it will work.
But you guys should take a look at the jsHint errors there are a lot of them and I was had a lot of trouble compiling this.
thanks

[mikesamuel]

Is https://gist.github.com/defunctzombie/4339901 the browser thing you were talking about?

[Kyle-Mendes]

https://github.com/Pink401k/code-prettify This will work using npm install and prettyPrint = require('code-prettify');.

I'm using it on a React project now, which is why I wanted to get it to work with just npm and using the module export.

[philwareham]

Bumping this - would be very useful to be able to install this package via NPM

[Kyle-Mendes]

@philwareham If you npm install the repository I linked above, it will work for you until a fix is pulled in for this Repo :)

[pablodenadai]

It'd be great to have this package in npm.

[Kyle-Mendes]

@mikesamuel If you check out the changes on my fork, you can get it working pretty easily. The big thing is changing the information in the package.json To be the information that you would like to display. Mainly, author, contributors, name and version. You could then run npm publish to push it to npm so people can install by running npm install code-prettify

https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/publish for more information.

[amroamroamro]

added package.json in #469

[alex-milanov]

#476 I've created a pull request with small changes so that it can be used inside of a npm based pipeline