Unnecessary folders like test or tools are included while installing edge-js .
PranithaSai opened this issue · comments
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a node-js project
- run npm install edge-js command
- folders like edge-js/test are included
Are they really necessary?
Good point except for tools since install.js and associated scripts are located there.
There is also stress, performance and samples. Will exclude them for next release.
Good point except for tools since install.js and associated scripts are located there. There is also stress, performance and samples. Will exclude them for next release.
can we also exclude src locally (from node_modules/edge-js/src) if we only need the part of code that allows the .NET and node-js integration to work ( if we are installing the edge-js as dependancy )?
'src' is required for installing edge-js using npm i edge-js. While only parts of it are required on Windows both Linux and macOS require full source as it is rebuilt on npm i edge-js rather than using pre-built libraries that are under lib/native.
EDIT: locally you can exclude node_modules/edge-js/src, it is only required for npm i edge-js.
New version released. Removed all unnecessary files from package.