Suggestion : Installing bootstrap dev tools locally #4019
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…at users can go "npm install ." rather than "npm install lessjs recess uglify-js jshint -g". That way you could make sure that everyone uses the same version of this tool, that people who for some reason don't have write permissions on their node global install can still use bootstrap easily, that people can use a different version of these tool for different projects. n.b.: If you accept this pull request, Readme might require a bit of editing as well.
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Hey @poulejapon, Thanks for opening this pull-request! Unfotunately, it looks like it fails to pass the tests neccessary for submitting to bootstrap. The following tests are currently failing:
For a full list of issue filing guidelines, please refer to the bootstrap issue filing guidelines. thanks! |
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What about installing boostrap dev tools installed locally.
Users would go "npm install ." rather than "npm install lessjs recess uglify-js jshint -g".
This would install these tools in node_modules/.bin, which path
can acquired in the Makefile as the return of the
"npm bin" command.
That way
n.b.: If you accept this pull request, Readme might require a bit of editing as well.