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As the project grows and plugins become more diverse, it would be best for each plugin to have its own repository.
To be able to use plugins, they would need to be bundled. Most likely using NPM packages or git submodules.
Currently the preferred method would be using NPM packages, and offering a thin wrapper around NPM to simplify the installation process. Something even simpler than APM.
This currently presents a number of challenges:
Where and how to install packages on the client.
How Nicest recognizes a package is a Nicest package and not another type.
How to generate and include the JSDoc from across multiple sources.
As the project grows and plugins become more diverse, it would be best for each plugin to have its own repository.
To be able to use plugins, they would need to be bundled. Most likely using NPM packages or git submodules.
Currently the preferred method would be using NPM packages, and offering a thin wrapper around NPM to simplify the installation process. Something even simpler than APM.
This currently presents a number of challenges:
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