[ALOY-41] The user would like to run the Declarative UI translator but does not want to do custom install of components.

Since Node.js is the preferred translator runner it would be ideal to package up the translator as a NPM package.

Tony Lukasavage 2012-05-16

As covered in this issues subtask, moving the zipti project into an npm structure and defining dependencies in a package.json file will allow us to distribute zipti with ease until such time as it is integrated with TiStudio. It can be installed locally: While in zipti directory npm install -g . and eventually we can publicly distribute it as a npm package and it will be installable like this: npm install -g zipti