Any-Version on npm

[ShimShamSam]

Is it possible to install the any-version as a dependency? Is it on NPM?

[sapics]

Yes it is possible by writing

"html-minifier-loader": "https://github.com/sapics/html-minifier-loader.git#any-version"

in package.json. No npm, now.

[ShimShamSam]

Is there a reason it's in a separate branch? Many of the standard loaders for Webpack use the peerDependency pattern. Why lock this particular loader into a specific version?

[sapics]

Many of the standard loaders for Webpack use the peerDependency pattern.

I did not know that. Thanks! I will search them.

Is there a reason it's in a separate branch?

I am afraid that current user need to fix thier package.json, isn't it?
And, I guess that peerDependency is not necessary in npm3 which is default npm in nodejs 6, isn't it?

[sapics]

I am afraid that current user need to fix thier package.json, isn't it?

I confirmed that it is not necessary by testing.
Thus I will fix. Thanks for your suggestion!

[sapics]

@ShimShamSam
I fixed and published to npm. I fix README as

- npm install html-minifier-loader html-minifier
+ npm install html-minifier-loader

[ShimShamSam]

As long as you bump the major version number, people still using the old version won't have an issue.

[sapics]

@ShimShamSam
As written in #5, it looks better to using previous version (which is not include peerDependencies) in npm 3.
Do you have any better ideas?