Separate framework entry points #3
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# Conflicts: # RFC-by-stage/1-approved/separate-components.md
elisechant
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Shall we roll this in to #2 ? |
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| ├── react |
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rather than packages/buttons/react ? in your example, are you proposing new npm names?
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I'm not set on the naming. I proposed this structure because it would make dependency management across the same architecture easier. I would assume with what I propose you would only ever use the react entry point for npm which would remain unchanged. Vanilla or jquery does not use need npm packages and does not have them now.
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This is a simple RFC but it will require a bunch of work that can be separated from the other work.
Good to keep things separated so we can move in smaller chunks