How to use libraries about fantasy-land HOT 4 CLOSED

I'm not sure this is the proper place for that kind of thing. How you acquire and build a library should be specific to your toolchain. Due to the state of jsland, you should be able to use anything from AMD-style to cjs-style to whatever in order to use a library.

I think if you're having an issue with a particular library, you'll want to let the author of that library know what's going on.

Unless you're suggesting that all of the fantasyland libraries follow the same scheme? That makes much more sense, and I agree with this. Though I think they do, unless I've missed something?

from fantasy-land.

I guess I was thinking of more of a simple installation section like lo-dash and other libraries have. I know for people that have used AMD-style libraries it is fairly straight forward but for those that haven't it is nice to have a pointer in the right direction and a sanity check to know that I am going in the right direction. With each library there could be an installation section or just on the main page.

from fantasy-land.

I didn't realize that this was a node.js library and that one would need to use browserify to use it in your front end code. I could update the readme file for the installation, if you would like, otherwise I can close the comment, let me know which you prefer.

from fantasy-land.

@jon49 it's not a node.js library.

from fantasy-land.