Removing unused dependencies in hparsons directive

[zihan21206]

Updated the custom element used for horizontal parsons input and removed the unused dependencies, such as Quill.

Also used terser to reduce the code size of the custom element.

[bnmnetp]

Hi,

The file that you call micro-parsons.js looks like a minified version of Sortable 1.14.0. ??

If that is the case then you should npm install sortable so that it is added and tracked through the package.json file.

Since we can't edit it, there is no reason for us to have it in our repo other than as a third party dependency.

[zihan21206]

Hi Brad, It is actually the compiled version of this repo: https://github.com/amy21206/micro-parsons-element, which has sortablejs as a dependency, but since sortable is the only one with a lisence that's why it's the only readable text showing on top... I will build it with sortable as a separate dependency we can import from Runestone instead, but I was just trying to minimize the repo without huge changes since we want to get it ready before the semester starts. But if you think it is urgent, I will change it asap. Thanks, Zihan

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[bnmnetp]

OK, I see....

I think that what we want to work toward -- not right now, as we prepare for the semester -- is that the micro-parsons-element should be released/published using npm with its own versions. Then in Runestone we install and manage the micro-parsons-element as a third party library.

It really does us no good to have a minified js file in our repo as we can't edit it.

We will need to document this so that when someone else needs to add something to micro-parsons they will know that part of the code is contained in a whole different repository.

[zihan21206]

Thanks for your help!

I added documentation in the js file for hparsons directory pointing edits to the micro-parsons-element repository, and I also created an issue (#1379) referring to this PR and addressing the future plan for replacing the minimized js file with the published package.