support npm

[whwnow]

can you support npm package and work with webpack?
thinks

[sota1235]

I also wish it!!
Arg.js is so cool, so I want to use this library on Browserify.
👍

[dapi]

+1

[reintroducing]

The addition of this package to npm would be greatly appreciated. As of today most packages live on npm which makes them in credibly easy to pull down during build scripts as well as in general development. I'd be happy to help with this if the maintainers aren't interested.

[annahassel]

+1

[baibonjwa]

+1

[ValentinTrinque]

I think it's time to get the thing done. How should we proceed ? Should we create a simple NPM implementation (with a package.json) or should completely move to the NPM architecture (splitting the file into smaller one etc) ?

[reintroducing]

@ValentinTrinque I think it's a pretty simple process: https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/publishing-npm-packages

Add a package.json file with pertinent information, create a user if you don't already have one, and run npm publish.

[reintroducing]

I just opened a PR that gets the package.json file set up for publishing to alleviate the first step of what I said above. #39

Once merged you should be able to create a user like the link I outlined and then publish it.

[ValentinTrinque]

That's nice. I will look into that.

[reintroducing]

Any chance we can get this accomplished today? I'm working on starting a new project that could really benefit from this.

[ValentinTrinque]

I would like to, however I am only a fresh new collaborator and the creation of the nam account should be created by stretchr. Valentin Trinqué Software developer France

[reintroducing]

@matryer Any chance you could get this going for us?

[reintroducing]

@matryer I see that this package is still not published to npm. We've moved a copy of this into our private npm registry and publish there so it can be pulled down during build processes, but it would be greatly appreciated if we could get this accomplished. The name of the package would have to change as there is already an arg.js existing on npm, but is there any way we can get this done?