Honestly, this sounds like a big step backwards in UX if implemented widely.
I would really rather not have to manually install a million packages when pulling down dependencies - "npm install && npm start" and then going to grab a glass of water feels great.
The given use case of a master parsing library doesn't really resonate. A handful of extra kb on disk doesn't bother me at all for an all-in-one solution, and I've never really had the problem of not being able to find a parsing library on npm to begin with.
I would really rather not have to manually install a million packages when pulling down dependencies - "npm install && npm start" and then going to grab a glass of water feels great.
The given use case of a master parsing library doesn't really resonate. A handful of extra kb on disk doesn't bother me at all for an all-in-one solution, and I've never really had the problem of not being able to find a parsing library on npm to begin with.