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Adding src folder #60

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Moved javascript files to the src folder and updated the file paths in test files.

@NiranjanaBinoy NiranjanaBinoy self-assigned this Dec 2, 2020
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LGTM!

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rekmarks commented Dec 2, 2020

@rekmarks rekmarks merged commit 9cc3a26 into master Dec 2, 2020
@rekmarks rekmarks deleted the adding-src-folder branch December 2, 2020 21:27
Gudahtt added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 3, 2021
The main export of the package was broken in #60 when the source files
were moved into the `src` directory, because the path of the `main`
property was not updated accordingly. This updates `main` to point at
the new location of the `block-ref` module.

Any modules referenced by file will still be in different locations
now (e.g. `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/block-ref`) will have to be
changed to `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/src/block-ref`), so #60
will still need to be treated as a breaking change. But at least the
main export works now.
Gudahtt added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 5, 2021
The main export of the package was broken in #60 when the source files
were moved into the `src` directory, because the path of the `main`
property was not updated accordingly. This updates `main` to point at
the new location of the `block-ref` module.

Any modules referenced by file will still be in different locations
now (e.g. `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/block-ref`) will have to be
changed to `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/src/block-ref`), so #60
will still need to be treated as a breaking change. But at least the
main export works now.

The `files` property of the manifest was also broken in #60. It has
been updated to correctly reference all of the JavaScript modules that
should be published.
Gudahtt added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 5, 2021
The main export of the package was broken in #60 when the source files
were moved into the `src` directory, because the path of the `main`
property was not updated accordingly. This updates `main` to point at
the new location of the `block-ref` module.

Any modules referenced by file will still be in different locations
now (e.g. `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/block-ref`) will have to be
changed to `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/src/block-ref`), so #60
will still need to be treated as a breaking change. But at least the
main export works now.

The `files` property of the manifest was also broken in #60. It has
been updated to correctly reference all of the JavaScript modules that
should be published.
sambacha pushed a commit to sambacha/eth-json-rpc-middleware that referenced this pull request Mar 22, 2021
The main export of the package was broken in MetaMask#60 when the source files
were moved into the `src` directory, because the path of the `main`
property was not updated accordingly. This updates `main` to point at
the new location of the `block-ref` module.

Any modules referenced by file will still be in different locations
now (e.g. `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/block-ref`) will have to be
changed to `require('eth-json-rpc-middleware/src/block-ref`), so MetaMask#60
will still need to be treated as a breaking change. But at least the
main export works now.

The `files` property of the manifest was also broken in MetaMask#60. It has
been updated to correctly reference all of the JavaScript modules that
should be published.
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