Experimental test of gremlins.js #53
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Optional dependencies? --save-dev does the same thing as with npm, if that's what you mean... |
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Yes, but npm has a separate flag --save-optional, and then you can run npm install --no-optional if you do not want to not install them during deployment (let's say you want to run with them on a deployed staging env, but not in prod), so I'm not talking about devDependencies. |
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Needs a lot more work before it perhaps ( not sure if it should ever yet ) can be merged in, consider it an idea for now.
Go and read https://github.com/marmelab/gremlins.js for more information about the library.
I couldn't right now find a way of doing optional dependencies in bower so it'll have to stay as a PR until I figure that out (if it's even possible) as I think having a bunch of gremlins interacting with live data is a somewhat bad idea :), but as a development+testing tool it will probably come quite handy. Another thing is that we might want to write a angular wrapper ( I guess service ) around it.