Fetch Bower data using libraries.io #919
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- Avoid downloading bower packages via git - Service is well resourced: https://libraries.io/team - Same service used by https://bower.io/search/
No. Let's do that from now on.
Hang on, I'll try to gather that info. |
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We get less than 1k req/h, so less than 20 req/min. The shoe fits. |
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A standard API key with https://libraries.io/ covers 60 requests per minute. Will that be enough for the public server?
Do you see any reason not to use
let,const, template strings, and arrow functions in new code?