I wanted to be able to npm install git@github.com:DerekZiemba/bililiteRange.git#v5.0.0

So I hacked in module support, added a package.json, and changed the way it's built. It's quick & dirty, but could serve as a starting point if you were inclined to add npm support.

Other notable Changes:

• Incremented version to 5.0.0
• dist/bililiteRange.js now also includes bililiteRange.lines.js & jquery.sendkeys.js
• dist/editor.js build step was removed (commented out) because it was sourcing files from other repos via webrequest & I don't intend to make those compatible.
• My auto-linter did a number on it. Much of the ES3 code got converted to ES6
• Added some basic typing via @jsdoc so intellisense works
• Instead of simple concatenation & not wanting to introduce a dependency, I created module-support.js to mock nodejs's module.exports & require() mechanisms so types/Intellisense would work across files.
  • It's still fully web compatible as long as there isn't a module variable globally declared somewhere, in which case it would incorrectly export itself to an exports property on that object.