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I agree. It seems strange that they would make an official version and then not add it to the official JS package manager.

It seems like Chrome is paying them for the “deliverable” of a JS version, but the spec did not include “npm installable”.

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sgbeal|3 years ago

> It seems strange that they would make an official version and then not add it to the official JS package manager.

None of us in the sqlite use npm in any way, shape, or form, so there's nothing at all unusual about us not publishing anything there.

> It seems like Chrome is paying them for the “deliverable” of a JS version, but the spec did not include “npm installable”.

Like all deliverables released via the sqlite project, this one was conceived and created as a deliverable which can be distributed through the existing project-level infrastructure. What other people do with it, through whatever infrastructure they like, is entirely up to them. Getting involved with such tooling is way out of scope for us.