Allow full installation via the Nix shell #7
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Closes #4 by encapsulating installation into the Nix shell, which also includes runtime dependencies like
dhall-json. You can now build and install thecontrib-updatertool vianix-shell.It's still callable via
contrib-updater, but the tool's name is displayed as 'index.js' in the help menus. I didn't want to spend too much time trying to make that nice, and this should allow folks to use the tool right away. Plus, subsequent updates to the tool can be matched withnpm run buildand your local version will be updated without effort as it's just a symlink to./bin/index.js.cc: @JordanMartinez