Where is the 'dist' folder?

[alienriquebm]

Hi my friends.
I am trying to use this app, i follow the steps of installation on bower but i dont find the 'dist' folder or the ng-table.min.js file... is this an issue??

[r-ising]

i want to use ngtable with bower too, so i have the same problem...

[christianacca]

Bower is not supported for the latest version of ng-table. npm is what you
need to use instead.

Note: v1.0.0 of ng-table is the last vs you will find on the bower registry.

On 14 Nov 2016 10:27, "r-ising" notifications@github.com wrote:

i want to use ngtable with bower too, so i have the same problem...

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[alienriquebm]

Thanks for the answer my friend. I recommend you that show an advice for this on the readme. Now, I don't use npm on my project (because is a front-end and bower do for me an excellent work), so, is any another way that I can use this excellent app?

[christianacca]

Check out the install guide in readme - it lists the options you have...

I understand that switching package managers is a big pain for existing
apps... but npm has replaced bower in the industry so it's inevitable that
libraries will start dropping bower support.

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Thanks for the answer my friend. I recommend you that show an advice for
this on the readme. Now, I don't use npm on my project (because is a
front-end and bower do for me an excellent work), so, is any another way
that I can use this excellent app?

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[alienriquebm]

Thanks.
Yes.. is a pain my friend. But.. Bower can be used for any front-end development to manage front-end assets (HTML, CSS & JS) - regardless of the technology used by the back-end, NPM, on the other hand, is a package manager specific to the node.js back-end environment. If you are building a web app with node.js, then yes - Bower's functionality may seem superfluous. If, on the other hand, you are using PHP, RoR, J2EE, et al., it comes in very handy... That's is the reason for i'm using Bower yet. Thanks for you help.

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If you still need it: #948 (comment)