Reducing Size of NPM Package

[fishcharlie]

Summary:

This PR limits the amount of project files uploaded to NPM. Which has an AMAZING result in terms of download size of the package.

The node_modules/dynamoose folder size:

• Before this PR: 2.2 MB (2,198,988 bytes)
• After this PR: 171 KB (170,578 bytes)

Before this PR was calculated using Dynamoose version 1.2.0.

If my math is correct, that is just under 13x smaller. So HUGE improvement here.

Type (select 1):

• Bug fix
• Feature implementation
• Documentation improvement
• Testing improvement
• Test added to report bug (GitHub issue #--- @---)
• Something not listed here

Is this a breaking change? (select 1):

• 🚨 YES 🚨
• No
• I'm not sure

Is this ready to be merged into Dynamoose? (select 1):

• Yes
• No

Are all the tests currently passing on this PR? (select 1):

• Yes
• No

Other:

• I have searched through the GitHub pull requests to ensure this PR has not already been submitted
• I have updated the Dynamoose documentation (if required) given the changes I made
• I have added/updated the Dynamoose test cases (if required) given the changes I made
• I have run npm test from the root of the project directory to ensure all tests continue to pass
• I agree that all changes made in this pull request may be distributed and are made available in accordance with the Dynamoose license
• All of my commits and commit messages are detailed, explain what changes were made, and are easy to follow and understand
• I have confirmed that all my code changes are indented properly using 2 spaces
• I have filled out all fields above

[coveralls]

Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 757

• 0 of 0 changed or added relevant lines in 0 files are covered.
• 2 unchanged lines in 1 file lost coverage.
• Overall coverage remained the same at 85.662%

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Files with Coverage Reduction	New Missed Lines	%
lib/Table.js	2	79.59%

Totals
Change from base Build 755:	0.0%
Covered Lines:	2113
Relevant Lines:	2392

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💛 - Coveralls

[jutaz]

Worth also include Readme.md, so that npm is able to still see the readme? IIRC it pulls it from the package itself

[fishcharlie]

@jutaz According to this page the README is included by default regardless of settings. A few other files are included regardless of settings.

[jutaz]

Oh, that makes sense. Good stuff 👍