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Add spm support #197

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@sorrycc sorrycc commented Oct 14, 2014

A nicer package manager: http://spmjs.io
Documentation: http://spmjs.io/documentation

http://spmjs.io/package/jquery-timeago


It is a package manager based on Sea.js which is a popular module loader in China.

spmjs focus in browser side. We supply a complete lifecycle managment of package by using spm.

If you need ownership of jquery-timeago in spmjs, I can add it for your account after signing in http://spmjs.io.

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rmm5t commented Oct 16, 2014

Thanks for this. To be honest, I have a bit of package-manager fatigue lately, but this looks like it adhere's to the npm standard.

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Could we also get it on npmjs.com?

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rmm5t commented Aug 26, 2015

@domenkozar It looks like someone stole my namespace by forking the repository instead of pointing directly to it.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/timeago

What'st the correct way to resolve something like this in the node community?

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Cant you name it with jquery prefix?

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rmm5t commented Aug 26, 2015

@domenkozar Yes, but that will change the core package.json and affect everything else that relies on that manifest.

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rmm5t commented Aug 27, 2015

@domenkozar Thanks. We should be good to go now. NPM team and @ecto were helpful.

Latest version of timeago is now published to npm. https://www.npmjs.com/package/timeago

It's based on the existing package.json, so if there are additional changes necessary, please open a new issue.

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No, thank you! 🍻

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