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Make the npm package more useful #7
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As of 8bd79f5, we now have subcommands:
This is essentially an MVP of this issue. We don't have anything that facilitates uninstalling or upgrading libraries, but perhaps we don't actually need that. We can encourage a workflow where people only build their Arc host directory at the last second, right before running their Arc code. With this workflow, users never need to perform uninstallations or upgrades on that directory. Now that this functionality is in place, let's factor out some remaining pieces of this issue into individual tasks:
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The remaining actionable pieces of this are now covered by the following new issues: |
The
npm install rainbow-js-arc
npm package is currently better than nothing, and it has two parts, neither of which is in the best shape:require("rainbow-js-arc")
. This library has no documentation.rainbow-js-arc
command that can execute Arc code. This command has to be run from the node_modules/rainbow-js-arc/src/arc/ directory, or else it can't load essential libraries like arc.arc.Let's facilitate a workflow like this:
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