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Bower have no own repository, so we must put compiled builds in this git repo.
Cons:
README.md
build/
bower.json
gulpfile.js
package.json
ref. How to drop Bower support? · Bower blog
Migrate to npm ecosystem. Use npm, Yarn, or webpack.
Browser users could install kuromoji.js, if you use npm:
npm
$ npm install kuromoji --save
kuromoji
$ npm install
Published bower packages until v0.0.5 remain for now. But I would like to stop publishing to bower repo.
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Stats of bower installs is increasing. http://www.npm-stats.com/~packages/bower https://bower.io/stats/ So, I would like to stop to stop offering bower package...
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Bower is now deprecated: https://bower.io/blog/2017/how-to-migrate-away-from-bower/ We should stop to use it.
takuyaa
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Problem
Bower have no own repository, so we must put compiled builds in this git repo.
Cons:
To do
README.md
build/
from git repositorybower.json
gulpfile.js
andpackage.json
ref. How to drop Bower support? · Bower blog
To browser users
Migrate to npm ecosystem. Use npm, Yarn, or webpack.
Browser users could install kuromoji.js, if you use
npm
:$ npm install kuromoji --save
kuromoji
to the dependency field in your package.json, then$ npm install
Published bower packages until v0.0.5 remain for now. But I would like to stop publishing to bower repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: