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See original GitHub issueI would love to be able to use this by npm install sequence-diagrams and have it just work with Browserify, Webpack and any other JS build tools. Any chance this’ll be added?
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@bramp Honestly, I haven’t seen the need either and I avoid using Bower - which probably answers the question 😄 Not sure what would be involved with it, but I imagine it should be fairly straightforward. Without NPM I have to copy and paste code and dependencies and use globals.
FYI I’ve started a PR #146 that could help to solve this issue.