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mori.js size and direct download? #44

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timmfin opened this issue Dec 23, 2013 · 5 comments
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mori.js size and direct download? #44

timmfin opened this issue Dec 23, 2013 · 5 comments

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@timmfin
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timmfin commented Dec 23, 2013

I was interested in trying out mori.js in a vanilla javascript/Coffeescript browser application (non-clojurescript), but couldn't find an easy way to directly download it. Sure I can probably download the repo and build it myself, but it would be far easier if there were a release somewhere (maybe I'm just missing it)?

Also, there is no mention of mori.js's size. That is important for those that are considering using it for a browser app (because if it is too big, that's a non-starter).

@swannodette
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Mori isn't particularly small, 30K gzipped which is why we haven't provided a download link for people who want to target browser clients. It could probably be made significantly smaller but it would require changes to ClojureScript we're not particularly interested in pursuing just yet.

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timmfin commented Dec 23, 2013

Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.

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@patkujawa-wf
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Something along these lines to consider - folks using bower would have an easier time if there was a direct link to a built js file (the angular team devotes an entire repo just for this use case).

As it is now, bower install mori just brings down the whole repo without anything that is usable for a vanilla JS project :(

@danielstockton
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Ended up registering a clone of the repo which includes the build: bower install mori-bower

@mwmitchell
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Nice one @danielstockton !

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