Replace npmcdn.com with unpkg.com

[npmcdn-to-unpkg-bot]

To avoid potential naming conflicts with npm, npmcdn.com is being renamed to unpkg.com. This is an automated pull request to update your project to use the new domain.

[dignifiedquire]

@RichardLitt any chance you could take care of updating all our readmes in this way?

[RichardLitt]

@dignifiedquire I could. Would mainly be useful for particular things, like updating the IRC links everywhere, or adding contribute stuff.

Haven't made a GitHub bot before, can't find any guides, but I could make a shell script that uses my credentials pretty easy. What would you suggest?

[dignifiedquire]

@RichardLitt looks like the bot is starting to get around to our other repos: ipld/js-ipld-block#3 :)

[RichardLitt]

Nice! 💃

[ForbesLindesay]

You can track the progress of the bot at https://unpkg-bot.herokuapp.com/ (requires sign in with GitHub but only needs read-only access to public data). It scans one user/org at a time in the order they joined GitHub. So far it's scanned about 12 million users.

[RichardLitt]

@ForbesLindesay Thanks! Do you have the sourcecode for the bot, anywhere? I want to build something similar.

[ForbesLindesay]

https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/unpkg-bot

The only bits you should need to change are https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/unpkg-bot/blob/master/src/codemod-repo.js

and

https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/unpkg-bot/blob/master/src/get-repos-for-user.js#L7

so that you apply your own choice of update and search for your own choice of keyword.

You do need a lot of people to sign in though so that you have enough access keys to not just keep getting rate limited.

P.S. I was thinking about developing this into a product that would let you say something like "run this codemod on all of GitHub for $30".

[RichardLitt]

@dignifiedquire Got a good use case for the initial test? Maybe adding Contribute to everything?

[dignifiedquire]

@ForbesLindesay thank you :)

@RichardLitt we are missing correct installation instructions on many repos (the browser, node things) and it would be great to do a check if all badges are present and have the correct links (with all the move between orgs there are probably still some with the wrong urls.