This should be NPM installable and not a Django App

[glassresistor]

Since there is no python besides setup.py and init.py why isn't this just an adaptor for backbone to tastypie rather than the other way around?

[nick-allen]

Agreed, this has almost no reason to be a Django app accept that it happens to be a connector for django-tastypie.

[glassresistor]

wonder if its worth maybe building an npm adapter for static files?

On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 12:29 PM, nick-allen notifications@github.comwrote:

Agreed, this has almost no reason to be a Django app accept that it
happens to be a connector for django-tastypie.

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[PaulUithol]

There's a package.json in there now, along with a bower.json. That makes it NPM installable I think? And it still functions as a django app as well.

[c089]

It's installable in a way, but it would be even better if you could publish the released version to the npm registry, so users can install with the package name and version number instead of pointing to the repository.

[Robinfr]

It's not NPM installable since it was not released on NPM https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=backbone-tastypie

[tutuca]

Just hitting the need to have this on NPM to update my project that relies on this package.