On 2017, മേയ് 18 9:35:50 PM IST, Boyuan Yang <073p...@gmail.com> wrote: >I have several understandings on it: > >Option 1 >------------ > >* Will not use any bundled javascript libraries, no matter minified or >not >* Will depend on corresponding libjs-* packages and make symlinks to >provide >removed javascript libraries >* If that package does not exist, package them first
This is the ideal option. >Option 2 >------------ > >* Only minified javascripts are not acceptable >* Will use tools like yui-compressor to generate minified js files >without using >libjs-* packages >* Write d/copyright for unminified js files If the minified javascript comes with its corresponding non minified form, its okay. Or you could provide the source in debian/missing-sources (not 100% sure if the directory name is correct or not, but there is an option to provide source). But it is best to minify them during build to really make sure the min corresponds to the source file since we have the minification tools already packaged. node-uglify is better as yui-compressor will pull in a jdk as dependency. >Option 3 >------------- > >* An mixture of 1 & 2 >* Use libjs-* if that lib has been packaged in Debian >* If not packaged, use non-minified version and run processor to >generate >minified js files It should be enough for most cases. But if there are some libs that uses browserify/webpack or babel, we have a problem (I have to keep diaspora out of main because handlebars.js needs these). We will have to generate those files in debian. I have been working on this and we are in a pretty good position now. grunt and gulp are available, browserify and webpack is close to finish. Though babel is a bit complicated as it has circular dependency on rollup. >I am not very familiar with Debian's JavaScript policies. Which of my >understandings is correct? > I hope its clear now. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
