remove peer dependencies

[nfriedly]

Alternative to #31, also fixes #29

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@nfroidure Since peer dependencies do not exist anymore: Would you specify gulp-iconfont as a "real" dependency?

[nfriedly]

I think people will have to keep installing it as a separate dependency unless we make significant changes to this module to have it actually use gulp-iconfont internally.

(If the user has to require() it, then it has to be a top-level dependency for the current version of npm.)

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The advantage would be that we could specify a version range which is compatible with this plugin.

[nfriedly]

Yea, its really not a bad idea, its just that its more involved than the quick-fix here.

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Fair enough. But we need it as a devDependencies for the tests to run.

[nfriedly]

So, now that I'm looking at the code more closely, it might not be so hard to just pipe to gulp-iconfont internally, then we'd have it as a regular dependency and users won't even need to install it. Let me see if I can put it together today or tomorrow...

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@nfroidure Would you be fine with adapting this plugin to use gulp-iconfont internally or would you rather see it being officially deprecated?

For some context: As mentioned in the README, this plugin is not really necessary. Instead, the glyphs event of gulp-iconfont could be used. This would possibly help preventing issues like nfroidure/gulp-iconfont#73

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@nfriedly On second thought: Let's not use gulp-iconfont internally. A gulp plugin is supposed to do one thing only and this would kinda work against it. If you add it as a devDependency I will merge it and release a new version. Thanks for your patience. :)

[nfriedly]

Sounds good, just a minute.

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No pressure, I will be back in about 8 hours.

[nfroidure]

Free as in freedom ;)

gulp-iconfont bundles: gulp-svgicons2svgfont gulp-svg2ttf gulp-ttf2woff gulp-ttf2woff2 etc...

I'm ok with any use of gulp-iconfont :).

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Okay. :)

@nfriedly: Thanks again, released with 2.0.0.

[nfriedly]

Awesome, thanks!