Ways to identify if my clients are using the CDN or NPM versions of my JS library?
Question
I am currently in the midst of thinking of launching an open sourced version of my library on NPM. However, I'm wondering if there is a way for me to know whether the clients are using my CDN/NPM especially.
Is there anyway that this can actually be done?
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0 ACCPTED 2020-08-03 16:21:44
I've thought about this and have come up with one idea so far:
- Adding a commit tag to the minified file, which allows me to see the commit hash of a version either from NPM, or from our own CDN.
Would be good to hear if anyone else has ideas!
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