> JSR isn't a replacement for the npm registry; it's a superset of npm.
I first read this line to mean that JSR contains every package on NPM, and was just doing some post-processing on them. But it does seem to be its own registry. Maybe the intent of the line was to communicate that you can install packages from both?
I first read this line to mean that JSR contains every package on NPM, and was just doing some post-processing on them. But it does seem to be its own registry. Maybe the intent of the line was to communicate that you can install packages from both?