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  • A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
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    1 day ago

    The contributors graph looks fun: https://github.com/privacyportal/privacy-kit/graphs/contributors

    It’s been “developed” for about a week.

    The repo itself is a little beyond me, most of it seems to be just a website (web app), but I notice this: https://github.com/privacyportal/privacy-kit/blob/production/package.json which seems to pull in something called privacy-kit-*.js from some npm repo I guess?

    Where is the source, where is the code?

    • theRealDonaldDuck@lemmy.mlOP
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      1 day ago

      We like the skepticism. 😀 Hope the following clarifies things a bit:

      1. The repo contains the privacy-kit library code under the /src directory.
      2. The website files in the repo are test files used by contributors to test the library.
      3. The code from the repo is packaged into an npm library as mention in the README.md.
      4. The privacy-kit-*.js are the built library assets that you can build by running npm run build.

      Feel free to ask any questions for more clarification. Also the library is tiny it’s designed to have zero dependencies and no impact on website performance.