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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This is a neat app and it clearly solves a useful problem (based on the response).
But the command line is ubiquitous and not all cli users are javascript devs who have / want to have npm installed.
Describe the solution you'd like
Come up with a way to remove the dependency on npm, using either existing transpilation tools to create binaries or via a port(?)
Port is less favorable option in my opinion, but I'm not enough of a JavaScript developer to be aware of options for creating binaries.
Additional context
This would also permit the creation of a lean debian package so those of us on *buntu could just apt-get install taskbook without pulling in dependencies. It further would increase the exposure of this nifty tool.
EDIT: Clearly there are stable options for binary releases. Issue is now whether debian packages are merited / desirable.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This is a neat app and it clearly solves a useful problem (based on the response).
But the command line is ubiquitous and not all cli users are javascript devs who have / want to have npm installed.
Describe the solution you'd like
Come up with a way to remove the dependency on npm, using either existing transpilation tools to create binaries or via a port(?)
Port is less favorable option in my opinion, but I'm not enough of a JavaScript developer to be aware of options for creating binaries.
Additional context
This would also permit the creation of a lean debian package so those of us on *buntu could just
apt-get install taskbook
without pulling in dependencies. It further would increase the exposure of this nifty tool.EDIT: Clearly there are stable options for binary releases. Issue is now whether debian packages are merited / desirable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: