On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 12:29 PM Ben Rosser <rosser.bjr(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 11:47 AM Troy Dawson <tdawson(a)redhat.com> wrote:
>
> As much as I'd like 20 new nodejs packages, this seems like a good
> candidate for bundling.
> In short, update winston to the latest, and bundle it's dependencies,
> especially it's build dependencies.
>
> I'm not sure what to do about nodejs-prompt.
> Except to say that if you hadn't taken over nodejs-winston, it
> wouldn't be a happy package anyway.
I guess bundling could work; how easy is this to do? Is there
documentation somewhere on the best way to bundle nodejs modules? Do
you just make a node_modules directory and copy them over?
I think only a few are just build dependencies-- well, test
dependencies. abstract-winston-transport is required for both
winston-transport and winston's unit tests, and then std-mocks is also
required by winston's unit tests.
Though, the real offender here is not winston but diagnostics, which
(in addition to the dependency on the React stack that I patched out!)
ended up needing about ~half of the new packages:
nodejs-colorspace
nodejs-color
nodejs-color-convert
nodejs-color-name
nodejs-color-string
nodejs-color-name (again)
nodejs-simple-swizzle
nodejs-text-hex
nodejs-enabled
nodejs-kuler
Also, it looks as though eventemitter3 and objstorage, which I built
in copr, are not actually required (they were needed for
storage-engine, which is the React piece of diagnostics I ended up up
scrapping). So, that's:
* 18 total new node modules.
* nodejs-diagnostics and its 9 dependencies listed above are 10 of these.
* In addition to diagnostics, 6 new dependencies for winston itself:
winston-transport, logform, triple-beam, fast-safe-stringify, fecha,
one-time. (several of these are also required by winston).
Argh, typo: several of these are also required by winston-transport in
addition to winston.
Ben
> * 2 test dependencies for nodejs-winston and/or
> nodejs-winston-transport: std-mocks and abstract-winston-transport
>
>
> Ben Rosser