Compile coffeescript to javascript for npm #6
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Sweet. I was just about to add this! |
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@grantmd want to take a look? You're the owner of the package on NPM so you'll have to publish it for this to be useful anyway :) |
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Yeah, I will! We're still playing catchup a bit from all the post-launch activity and trying to plan a new release. Thanks for all the help so far, we really appreciate it. |
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Rise of the bots! Looking forward to getting this working with SuperScript superscriptjs/superscript#9 |
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Compile coffeescript to javascript for npm
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Released 1.2.2 with this in it. Did I do it right? |
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@grantmd looks good to me |
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Another take on #4 that handles the compilation for npm