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Would you be able to show me how to do that?—
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On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Erwin Poeze [email protected]
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It would be convenient if monet.js was available in npm too.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/cwmyers/monet.js/issues/12

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I've done some modifications to make it work. The wrapper in monet.js needs to be adapted for node's require and some info must be added to the package.json.

A few points to consider.
One calls monet from node like:

var m = require('monet'); // (dropped the .js btw as is recommended)
var someString = m.Maybe.Some('abcd');

The curry function is a separate function attached to window and it will be a separate node module too. In node there is not something as a global space where you can attached functions to. It might be a better idea to add curry to the monet module.

The tests are created for the browser using jasmine. I'm not familiar with jasmine, maybe it can be made fit for node as well.

If you want to test packaging a node module locally take a look at this article

I'll send a PR with some mods I've made

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You are brilliant. Thanks so much. 

Can I ask, are you using monet in any projects? What parts of monet do you use the most?
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On Sat, Aug 2, 2014 at 7:13 PM, Erwin Poeze [email protected]
wrote:

I've done some modifications to make it work. The wrapper in monet.js needs to be adapted for node's require and some info must be added to the package.json.
A few points to consider.
One calls monet from node like:

var m = require('monet'); // (dropped the .js btw as is recommended)
var someString = m.Maybe.Some('abcd');

The curry function is a separate function attached to window and it will be a separate node module too. In node there is not something as a global space where you can attached functions to. It might be a better idea to add curry to the monet module.
The tests are created for the browser using jasmine. I'm not familiar with jasmine, maybe it can be made fit for node as well.
If you want to test packaging a node module locally take a look at this article

I'll send a PR with some mods I've made

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/cwmyers/monet.js/issues/12#issuecomment-50958236

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Well, to be honest, I'm not using it in projects. I'm trying to program in a functional way in javascript as much as I can and stumbled across your library. At the moment I'm trying to sort out how to apply monads in a useful way. Obviously you do not need them in js, but as far as I can tell, using them could improve my projects.

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Are there any proceedings on this one, @donnut?
We want to use monet.js in production with webpack and it would be great if it was packaged properly.

Update:
I should have read the root of the project, it has package.json and

"monet":              "git://github.com/cwmyers/monet.js.git#master"

in our package.json did the trick, I'll test if [some-]things work and will provide feedback here.

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Installation with npm works perfectly for our team, everything works, this issue should be closed :)

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Hi,
I'm a bit rookie with npm, I was able to install (and require) monet with npm, but while a require("monet"); works, a require("monet-pimp"); after doesn't.

Am I missing something?

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