Hello, i have a project built with webpack and want to create a jslicense-table. I looked into the generate-weblabels-webpack-plugin of Software Heritage, which creates a table like this: https://archive.softwareheritage.org/jslicenses/
However, i think from a users point of view, a single source archive with all the necessary files, including the webpack config to build, would be easier to navigate and recreate. The documentation says: > The third cell provides a link to the JavaScript's source code. The source code file can be a single, unminified JavaScript file, a .tar.gz archive, or a .zip archive. If a source archive includes multiple JavaScript files, the archive must include a file named 00-INDEX that lists the order in which individual source files should be concatenated to produce a single file that's equivalent to what's hosted on the site. But i can't do an 00-INDEX file. It would be an unreasonable effort to parse the finished bundle and get the order of files and it's not beneficial for the user either. I don't know if this is possible in the first place, files can have multiple exports and webpack could mix those. Does librejs actually need 00-INDEX or is it fine without it? -- Greetings, hf, pixelplanet team
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