Change name to @angular-jwt
See original GitHub issueBefore the change to semvar repositories were being named after the version of the framework so everyone knew what to use, but now with semvar and Angular v4 having been released there is a lot of confusion around the different available packages as many are only mid transition into Angular from AngularJS. It seems worth updating the name of this package to something like @angular-jwt
to keep it inline with Angular’s suggested naming convention, and before someone else does it and takes the name.
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Could you not use an NPM-scoped package, like
@auth0/angular-jwt
? I agree with @mtpultz; it is confusing to use a package withangular2
in the name with Angular v4+.done in version 1.0 (currently in beta)