Add package.json

[TimKam]

Just an example: package.json for npm. Should be technically sufficient to publish, but adjusting the docs and repo structure would be good.

[chrberger]

Thanks @TimKam. Would you suggest to split the JS/C++ part into two separate got repos?

[TimKam]

Ah, ok. If I understand it correctly now, the JS library is compiled from a C++ source. Then I recommend to just clean up the repo and docs a bit, to make it easier to understand what is source, what is build, and what are examples, and to add some documentation on how to work with the npm module. I can try to find the time and help.

[TimKam]

Here's how to publish npm packages. I was not entirely correct about package signing, as npm does apparently sign packages since a couple of months.

[TimKam]

@chrberger, here's a comprehensive update:

• Add instructions on how to work with the JS lib via npm
  (once published)

• Re-structure repo to allow for a clearer overview

• Update docker files accordingly

• Add Node.js client example, with tutorial

• Update documentation according to changes

Before the changes are merged, it would make sense to first check out this branch and publish libcluon.js on npm, or to publish immediately after merging.

Also, I did not create a docker image for the npm client, which might be a nice addition.

[chrberger]

@TimKam Great, thanks. I will pull the branch and test it locally.