NPM supports installing packages from tarballs via {npm install /path/to/foo.tgz}. This can be useful for trying a local (modified) version of a package, or generally any unpublished and/or private JS project; all that's needed is a {package.json} and a {.js} file and {npm pack} can generate a tarball.
It would be nice if ClojureScript would support this as well, through {:npm-deps}.
NPM supports installing packages from tarballs via {npm install /path/to/foo.tgz}. This can be useful for trying a local (modified) version of a package, or generally any unpublished and/or private JS project; all that's needed is a {package.json} and a {.js} file and {npm pack} can generate a tarball.
It would be nice if ClojureScript would support this as well, through {:npm-deps}.
Proposed syntax:
{:npm-deps {"/path/to/tarball.tgz" "0.1.0" "/path/to/bar.tgz" ""}}The version isn't needed with tarballs, so it could be anything.
I have the code for this working but I still want to add a test before I submit a patch.