Also publish non-minified code to npm

[danielberndt]

First off, thanks a ton for making documenting a really pleasant experience! 👍

I just stumbled across an potential issue (order within a menu doesn't work as expected in my project) and wanted to dig into the source code via placing some console.logs at the relevant place in my node_modules. This is made very difficult though since all the files are minified. I understand that it's nice to have a minified version for people who want to use e.g. unpkg, but I haven't seen many projects where the actual required files are minified as well.

[transitive-bullshit]

💯

Instead of publishing both minified and non-minified versions, though, docz should only publish non-minified, transpiled ES5-compatible sources with source maps enabled.

I've previously written about why library authors should have their package.json main and / or module fields point to unminified files.

[pedronauck]

For sure @transitive-bullshit, since docz and docz-theme-default and bundle and minified using webpack on docz build, I think that isn't necessary to minify these codes before ✌️

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