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Thank you for your excellent work on this project, I love using it in VSCode.
Do you have any plans to make Harper installable by NPM for use in web projects? I realize the primary purpose of the project is to be a grammar checker for developers, but it seems like a great option for web projects that need fast and efficient 'just-enough' grammar checking that can run in-browser. Currently, the process of getting up Harper up and running in a web project is little clunky since you need to clone the repo, compile the WASM code and copy it into the project and repeat the process to keep it updated. I would love love to be able to just run npm install harper (or whatever other package name is chosen) instead.
Thank you for your time and thanks again for creating Harper.
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Hey @dax-hurley, thanks for bringing this up! This has been on my personal roadmap for a while. I'd really like to clean up the WASM API and get it on NPM as soon as possible. Unfortunately, this might be a little out of my hands for the time being. I'll give you a heads-up as soon as I know when it will happen.
Hello,
Thank you for your excellent work on this project, I love using it in VSCode.
Do you have any plans to make Harper installable by NPM for use in web projects? I realize the primary purpose of the project is to be a grammar checker for developers, but it seems like a great option for web projects that need fast and efficient 'just-enough' grammar checking that can run in-browser. Currently, the process of getting up Harper up and running in a web project is little clunky since you need to clone the repo, compile the WASM code and copy it into the project and repeat the process to keep it updated. I would love love to be able to just run
npm install harper
(or whatever other package name is chosen) instead.Thank you for your time and thanks again for creating Harper.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: