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dist uses const and breaks compatibility with old browsers
See original GitHub issueThe dist version from the npm package is using const in version 1.6.2.
I have downgraded to 1.5.4 for now to support older browsers. I hope the next release can be made compatible with old browsers such as Chrome 30.
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Same issue here. It’s common to not compile code in
node_modulesso please provide a ES5 build.@brandonburkett we have the same issue with 1.5.4