Should be backwards compatible with npm 2,3 and 4
Change-Id: Ie40f39af4b6fb618916df33d9cdd2fc62e4bc592
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/50191
Reviewed-by: pranavk <pranavk@collabora.co.uk>
Tested-by: pranavk <pranavk@collabora.co.uk>
... in annotations. Emails, phone numbers, email address and what not.
We are not sending the generated markup, eg: the html <a> tags back to
LO core, only the representation in the UI is linkified.
Autolinker license: MIT
https://www.npmjs.com/package/autolinker
Change-Id: I8df3676a9eb6122884defb6bc3da87d30f993b04
Use browserify for admin console scripts too.
Modularize needed files such as l10n strings for console.
Use npm for managing bootstrap as dependency of admin console.
With current version, position of context menu is not set at
specified position. 2.2.3 fixes the issue.
Also udpate tarballs in node_shrinkwrap and dep. tree in
npm-shrinkwrap.json
Using npm-shrinkwrap, we are locking in our dependency tree
completely, leaving no scope of being affected by any
regression in any of the dependencies. In other words, all of the
dependency tree is dumped in npm-shrinkwrap.json file.
Using shrinkpack, we are also committing these tarballs of
dependencies in node_shrinkwrap/, so that, we are not
depending on npm registry at all during our build process. Since these
are just tarballs, its also better space-wise than committing
node_modules/ per se.
Developers when want to update any dependency should bump the
version in package.json, and also commit the new copy of
tarballs in node_shrinkwrap/.
See: https://github.com/JamieMason/shrinkpack for more info.
Commented out devDependencies; these are required for testing framework
inherited from upstream leaflet, but we do not have such tests as of
now for loleaflet.
Move them to devDependencies when need arises.
Don't include each third party script in a separate <script> tag,
rather have one single main.js file require'ing these different
scripts. Then `browserify' on main.js which bundles everything
into a single bundle.js containing all of the dependencies.
Also add these 3rd party scripts such as jquery, jquery-ui,
select2 etc. using npm, rather than manually downloading their
files from the internet. This should ease the process of managing
these front-end dependencies; upgrade process should be very easy
now.
