is there a datejs npm package?

[Jinjiang]

just as the title. I hope to use it in node.js
Thx

[wangchj]

I've created a pull request to include bower.json, which similar to npm package; however, I didn't get a response. #65

[chrisdrackett]

it would be great to get this up and running. @geoffreymcgill?

[nathanhornby]

It's one thing when an author stops supporting a package @geoffreymcgill (that's life) - it's quite another when they're still active on GitHub but simply ignore the issues piling up. Maybe deprecate and hand over the package properly ay? Put a notice up somewhere? Anything?

[geoffreymcgill]

Sorry, didn't notice the pull-request. I must make a few changes before accepting, and I'll need a CLA signed too.

I'll spend some time in the repo today.

[nathanhornby]

Result! Apologies for my cynicism.

On 25 Nov 2015, at 18:05, Geoffrey McGill notifications@github.com wrote:

Sorry, didn't notice the pull-request. I have to make a few changes before accepting, and I'll need a CLA too.

I'll spend some time in the repo today.

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[geoffreymcgill]

I've added CONTRIBUTING and CLA documents to the project.

If submitting a Pull Request, the CLA can be accepted by submitting the Contribution License Agreement Acceptance form.

[geoffreymcgill]

fyi, the first pull-request to Datejs has been accepted, see
#70

[ghost]

There is a fork here: https://github.com/abritinthebay/datejs which supports NPM, since this basic feature was not added after half year. Another possible solution to use https://github.com/moment/moment/ instead.

[geoffreymcgill]

@Inf3rno - FYI, pull-request #65 was not accepted because CLA has not been accepted by author (@wangchj).