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Managing File Dependencies Using NPM

I am working on a large interface with a medium-sized team. So far, we have used requirejs and AMD modules to manage our ~ 500 file project. Recently, we decided to switch to commonjs and use NPM as our package manager for various reasons. Here is my question:

How to include in our package package.json a random single frame file (aka jquery plugin)?

For example, we use this random jquery color picker https://github.com/laktek/really-simple-color-picker/blob/master/jquery.colorPicker.min.js

However, the github repo does not have package.json, so using NPM built into git does not work. So what should I do instead? I'm trying to use its "file: ../../", but I think it wants me to point to the node module folder, and I'm not sure how best to install it.

Bonus Question

How do I handle “shims”, for example. I want my views to refer to the “knockout”, but actually refer to a file that includes the knockout itself, and add all our plugins and user kindness, and then re-export the knockout

Any help is appreciated!

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package.json (aka jquery plugin)?

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