I published jquery.payment to npm

[elliotf]

Hello nice people,

I find it useful to have modules published to npm to allow for easier version tracking, so I published jquery.payment to npm.

However, I am not the author. I've added maccman as an author, so hopefully that's good enough.

Please let me know if I've done a bad bad thing or if you'd like anything else.

Thank you!

[maccman]

Thanks, but I'm not sure npm is appropriate for jQuery.payment considering that it's for server-side code. Perhaps Bower would be better?

[elliotf]

I've not used Bower yet, so I can't say.

npm has been able to satisfy my client-side and server-side requirements so far.

[slorber]

@maccman

We’ve written a general purpose library called jQuery.payment to help with client-side input validation and formatting card numbers.

https://stripe.com/docs/custom-form

I don't really understand. Is this lib for server or client side use?

Also as of 2016 someone may want to use this lib with CommonJS / Browserify / Webpack iinstead of a jquery plugin

[jenanwise]

@slorber jQuery.payment is for frontend development, and it is currently available in NPM.