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Publish as an NPM module
See original GitHub issueI had posed an idea to ENS to utilize ethereum-lists to power the list of networks on domain address fields, instead of their internal (duplicated) structure.
While they are willing to adopt, they’d (understandably) prefer it as an inline dependency versus external endpoint. Publishing as an NPM module may assist other projects in more easily referencing the chain list, as well.
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@ligi I can take this up.
Feel free to shamelessly steal from where we do something very much like this (data files that get shipped to NPM, PyPI and Gems):
https://github.com/hack-different/apple-knowledge/tree/main/_packages