Since Drupal is using eslint to check for javascript coding standards, we need a package.json so contributors can run npm install to install all required tools.

For the moment the last version of eslint cannot be used with the eslintrc file in core.

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nod_
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I don't have a problem with latest version of eslint.

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attiks commented

You're right was because of contributed modules and themes.

Adding a package.json still makes sense?

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nod_
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Yeah, but people will start asking why our dependencies like jquery and all are not in our package.json file. And I wouldn't have a good answer for that.

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attiks commented
Status: Active » Postponed

True, they should be in it, but I'm fine with postponing this.

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Title: Add package.json to core directory for npm » Add package.json to core directory for npm dev dependencies
Version: 8.0.x-dev » 8.1.x-dev
Status: Postponed » Active

Happy to see this issue :)

I'd like to propose that we start with adding a package.json to core for our dev dependencies only.

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droplet commented
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joelpittet
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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

There is currently there is already a package.json in core #2809477: Add ES6 to ES5 build process