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use cortex to manage dependencies #879

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Hi Dmitry,
We have created a package manager for browser, called cortex.
Here I added some code to support commonjs spec, and a cortex.json to describe dependencies.
I also add keywords and published it, so you can find it from http://ctx.io/package/raphael .
You are super welcomed to sign up at http://ctx.io/login, and claim the module :)

DmitryBaranovskiy added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 11, 2014
use cortex to manage dependencies
@DmitryBaranovskiy DmitryBaranovskiy merged commit 07715d1 into DmitryBaranovskiy:master Jul 11, 2014
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Now npm install fails with:

npm ERR! install Couldn't read dependencies
npm ERR! Error: ENOENT, open '~/Work/raphael/package.json'

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Hi @sdumitriu , the package.json is under dev directory, you should do npm install there.
You can check the file changes https://github.com/DmitryBaranovskiy/raphael/pull/879/files I did not do anything about that.
To tell the truth, I'd rather put package.json at the root folder of project, and add eve as dependency, so that it can be build with browserify. (although it sounds weird to browserify a browser module.)

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