npm support

[sebastianha]

npm support

[eranimo]

I have transferred ownership of the package. Sorry everyone!

Also, for future reference, you can install packages from github like this:

"angular-bootstrap-checkbox": "sebastianha/angular-bootstrap-checkbox"

There's no need for the full git url if it's from Github. In fact, there's no need to publish at all if the repo has a package.json file (and even if it doesn't you can get around that too)

[sebastianha]

Do you have an example or pull request for me? I have never done this before.

[Kepro]

maybe read here, http://www.mattpalmerlee.com/2013/04/23/create-your-first-node-module-and-publish-it-to-the-npm-registry/ also is like same to bower :)

[eranimo]

This would be nice

[sebastianha]

See latest release, let me know if this works.

[McGiogen]

I'm sorry but this doesn't worked for npm. The problem is that someone has published a fork of this package with the same name before you and now npm links the name "angular-bootstrap-checkbox" to his repository (which is also outdated).
You can see the problem in this page: the github link on the right is not your repo and the version is wrong.

This link about disputes on npm should help you to solve the problem.

If someone has the same problem it is temporary fixable by using this value in package.json:

 "angular-bootstrap-checkbox": "git://github.com/sebastianha/angular-bootstrap-checkbox.git#0.5.0"

[McGiogen]

Any news on this?

[sebastianha]

Hi,
I am very sorry for not answering for such a long time. I took the chance and just emailed the package owner of the fork if he would be so nice and would free the package name so I can publish the original code under the name "angular-bootstrap-checkbox".

I think this should solve your problem, right?

[sebastianha]

Thank you very much, I just published the package.

[McGiogen]

Thank you for the tip!