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That's not 100 % accurate. Arguably symlinks are kinda weird under Windows, but that doesn't mean symlinking node_modules doesn't work (you just need admin privileges). (Disclaimer…

> We initially used a method similar to ied when we first started experimenting with internal usage at Facebook. Would be really nice if you would e.g. add ied to "Prior art" on yo…

Probably easier to just use an assertion library here. E.g. assert.ok(element)

Yup. Thanks.

They are extremely different. I made a quick comparison here: https://gist.github.com/alexanderGugel/a10ed5655d366875a280 Basically ied uses symlinks in order to resolve circular d…

Agreed. It's definitely on the roadmap. Should be done in a couple of weeks.

Awesome! Glad it worked that well! Please let me know if you run into any bugs: https://github.com/alexanderGugel/ied

Great to hear that! shrinkwraps + rollbacks are definitely coming!

Although using ied and npm at the same time for installing dependencies should work, you might run into some weird corner cases. Therefore, npm and ied are compatible in the sense …

Its install process is very different from the one npm uses. E.g. just look into the node_modules directory produced by npm vs the one produced by ied. Also the way it wires up dep…

Already taken by Atom's package manager: https://github.com/atom/apm

The initial set of dependencies is being installed via npm, the it installs its own dependencies via ied if told so: https://github.com/alexanderGugel/ied#installation This is a "c…

Mostly, yes, but there are some features that are still missing: `ied publish` and `ied version` is coming next week. I'm also thinking of adding scoped modules, but I'm not sure a…

As I said earlier, it wasn't my intention to name it after a weapon. That being said, it's a three letter name. It's very unlikely NOT to run into naming conflicts here. edge - tak…