This needs to be published to NPM.

[marshallswain]

Great work! This really needs to be on NPM.

I know that it's MIT licensed, but it seems polite to ask, first. :)

If you don't want to, I can. I'll just need to add a package.json file and make it 'require'-able. Or I can submit a pull request with the changes... Just let me know.

[zippy1981]

@marshallswain You are welcome to do it and I will accept a pull request. I just have one question. This is entirely designed to be run from a browser. Are there npms for clientside javascript libraries?

[marshallswain]

Yes.  Package managers like webpack and browserify have made them more popular.

Have a great day!

Marshall Thompson

On February 21, 2014 at 8:36:44 AM, Justin Dearing ([email protected]) wrote:

@marshallswain You are welcome to do it and I will accept a pull request. I just have one question. This is entirely designed to be run from a browser. Are there npms for clientside javascript libraries?

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[mkrn]

So what's the status of putting it up on npm?
Really want to try it out
Thanks!

[marshallswain]

I figured out afterward that you can just use npm install [github repo address] to pull directly from your repository.  Try it out.

Have a great day!

Marshall Thompson

On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Mark Sergienko [email protected]
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So what's the status of putting it up on npm?
Really want to try it out

Thanks!

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[mkrn]

Hey @marshallswain I tried it but then realized that the module had straight using "document" in it so I hacked it around to add browser-checking and then use node's process.pid when it's used on node..

However that didn't work and I've put it off.

I think it would be huge to create a small universal module to use on client and node, because using
var ObjectID = require("bson/lib/bson/objectid").ObjectID
is polluting browserify build...