Should `vue` be a `devDependencies` instead of a `dependency` ?

When I install VFG for my project, I realized that a different version of vue was installed. I guess npm does that because it it listed under dependencies in package.json. But this is useless, no ? If I want to clone the project to work on it, I will install dependency and devDependencies. However, if I want to use VFG as a plugin/component, I don’t need to install this specific version of vue. I can do:

import {component} from 'vue-form-generator';

export default {
    components: {
        'vue-form-generator': component
    }
}

As long as I use vue 2 it should work

[lionel-bijaoui]

Sorry, I forgot to do the PR, but here it is.

[lionel-bijaoui]

So far i’m hitting a brickwall. So I had to change the config and change ‘sass’ to ‘scss’, and some other tweak.

The bundling work without error, but the navigator fail. Webpack don’t seem to transpile with babel (I tried to include the path to the loader config). so every 'import something from ‘./here’ is keep as is and it cause problems. Webpack 2 seem to be able to fix that but my project is made with webpack 1 so I’m not going to change everything.

@cristijora I encourage you to take a look at my branch, I hope you can succeed: https://github.com/lionel-bijaoui/vue-form-generator/tree/lb_alternative_plugin_behavior