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node.js versions support

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@hzoo what versions we should support? node.js only. Or we should add io.js?

Do we have any open database for version to not update browerslist on every node.js release?

Maybe we could create is? Do we know somebody from node.js release team to integrate a process (yeap, I a big optimiste 😄)?

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  • State:closed
  • Created 7 years ago
  • Reactions:1
  • Comments:57 (36 by maintainers)

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aicommented, Jun 26, 2018

Released in 4.0

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aicommented, Mar 21, 2018

@donaldpipowitch Yeap. I think Node.js must be in Browserslist.

The problems I see right now:

  1. We need to rename config.
  2. Not all current Browserslist queries can be applied to Node.js. For example, it is hard to get Node.js versions usage statistics.

So one way is to create some sort of wrap library. Which will take take two options (one for Node.js, one for browsers) and send second to Browserslist.

But 2 packages will be hard to maintaince. So there is a second way. Add special Node.js queries to Browserslist and add addition config name (.targets).

What do you think about it this 2 ways?

I could add Node.js support to Browserslist in few days if I will find good source with released Node.js versions.

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