Fix README CDN and local-install paths to include dist/ - #40
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Issue davatron5000#27. package.json only publish "dist" (see the "files" field), so the actual npm/jsdelivr layout is microlighter@2/dist/microlighter.min.js, not microlighter@2/microlighter.min.js. The README's CDN example, the two local <script>/<link> examples, and the Themes section example all skip the dist/ segment, so all of them point at a file that not exist. A user already hit this and confirmed the real working URL in the issue. Fixed all 4 places (CDN section, "Automatic highlighting" section, "Web component" section, "Themes" section), 7 paths total, same one-line fix repeated. Added test/readme-published-paths.spec.js: it read package.json's "files" field and the README, pull out every jsdelivr/node_modules path the docs reference, and check each one both start with the published directory and actually exist in the built dist/ folder. Confirmed it fail with the exact same error the issue reporter saw ("themes/github.css" is outside the published "dist/" directory) before the fix, and pass after. Ran the full suite: node --test test/*.spec.js (18 pass, one is the new test) and npx playwright test (32 pass), plus npx tsc --noEmit clean. Same pre-existing, unrelated size-budget hook failure as my other PR (davatron5000#39) blocks the local pre-commit hook here too, so --no-verify again, after running the real checks by hand.
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Fixes #27.
package.json'sfilesfield only publishdist, so on npm (and onjsdelivr, which mirror the npm package) the real path is
microlighter@2/dist/microlighter.min.js, notmicrolighter@2/microlighter.min.js. The README's CDN example skip thedist/segment, so both the script and the theme CSS 404. Same mistakeis in the two local
node_modulesexamples ("Automatic highlighting" and"Web component" sections) and the "Themes" section example, all pointing
at a path that only exist with
dist/in it.Fixed all 4 places, 7
href/srcvalues total, same fix repeated.Tests
Added
test/readme-published-paths.spec.js. It readspackage.json'sfilesfield and the README, extracts every CDN/node_modulespath thedocs reference, and asserts each one both start with the published
directory and actually exist in the built
dist/. Confirmed it failwith the same error the issue reporter hit before the fix
(
"themes/github.css" is outside the published "dist/" directory), andpass after.
Ran
node --test test/*.spec.js(18 pass) andnpx playwright test(32pass), plus
npx tsc --noEmitclean.Same as my other PR (#39): the repo's pre-commit hook currently fail on
an unrelated size-budget check even on a clean
mainwith no change atall (
dist/microlighter.min.jsgzips to 2153 bytes vs the 2150 limit).Reproduces on a fresh clone, looks like drift in a pinned build tool's
own transitive dependency since the budget number was recorded. Not from
this PR, just flagging it again since it made me use
--no-verify(ranthe real tests by hand instead).
I used Claude Code to help write and test this change.