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[WIP] Divide the single file into separate files as modules #62

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@watilde watilde commented Jan 21, 2017

Address to this topic, I open this pull request to show diff. Potentially, this could be closed depending on the conclusion of the discussion on the issue.

Note - since a location of a bin file was changed in this PR, we need to update an installer link: git.io/nodebrew if we merge this.

@watilde watilde changed the title Divide the single file into separate files as a modules [WIP] Divide the single file into separate files as a modules Jan 21, 2017
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I think dividing modules is a good idea. The requirements I need are the following.

  • Don't break backward compatibility in all commands
  • Be able to install with the curl -L git.io/nodebrew | perl - setup command
  • Don't use 3rd party modules (use only core modules)

When this module dividing is completed, I'd like to release version 1.0. I just created a 1.0 branch so could you change the base branch of this PR?

@watilde watilde changed the base branch from master to 1.0 February 14, 2017 12:49
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watilde commented Feb 14, 2017

@hokaccha That sound fine to me as well. I will continue finishing this patch then, and let you know when it's ready ;)

@watilde watilde changed the title [WIP] Divide the single file into separate files as a modules [WIP] Divide the single file into separate files as modules Feb 14, 2017
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