Publish to npm

[passcod]

and put a link to the actual package in the readme.

Publishing to npm would greatly improve the experience, especially when using a browserify setup. However currently the jsonapi-client package on npm is another library altogether, which makes it confusing.

[Emerson]

Also looking for this. This library looks amazing, would love to use it within webpack without a shim

[layflags]

What do you think about renaming the repository and the npm package name to isomorphic-jsonapi-client to be able to publish it to npm?

[kauhat]

This one bit me too. This library looks fantastically promising and I'm looking forward to using it. I only wish I'd found this earlier!

[anativhq]

Hi, we would really love it if you could publish to npm as well. At the moment we are struggling to get the code to work properly in a React App.

[lovegrovegeorge]

+1 for publishing to NPM

[redbmk]

Just to throw this out there since I didn't find it documented anywhere - the workaround for me was:

npm install --save git://github.com/holidayextras/jsonapi-client

[jokeyrhyme]

Heads up, the existing package on NPM with the same name is NOT from this project: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsonapi-client

[shaunc]

@jokeyrhyme Indeed I accidentally installed that.

As a workaround install as:

npm install --save-dev jsonapi-client@holidayextras/jsonapi-client