Move minimist to devDependencies and exclude bin/ from package #93
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minimist is only used in the bin/ CLI scripts for manual testing/debugging, not in the actual library code consumed by third parties. This change: - Moves mini mist from dependencies to devDependencies - Adds .npmignore to exclude bin/ directory from published package - Reduces package size and removes unnecessary dependency for consumers - Eliminates exposure to minimist vulnerabilities (0.0.8 has known issues) The bin/ scripts remain available for development but won't be shipped to users who install this package.
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@ronkorving @jrouault any chance this could be merged in and a release made? Cheers! |
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minimist is only used in the bin/ CLI scripts for manual testing/debugging, not in the actual library code consumed by third parties. This change:
The bin/ scripts remain available for development but won't be shipped
to users who install this package.
See issues #77 and #89