jsan
Jsan, often written as JSAN, refers to an early JavaScript package registry and module management approach used to publish, locate, and install JavaScript libraries before the rise of modern package managers. It provided a centralized way for developers to share code and for projects to declare and resolve dependencies.
A typical JSAN workflow involved a registry that stored metadata about packages, including names, versions, and
History and status: JSAN emerged in the early days of JavaScript tooling as communities experimented with distributing
Architecture and impact: JSAN represented an important step in moving JavaScript development toward centralized registries and