Consider Node support?
See original GitHub issueMight sound like the douchy ‘could you build this for me’ guy here, but I think this would be great to have in a non browser env (eg. no window
).
If you want to consider this option I might try and check it out over a PR 😊
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Thanks for reporting @joakimbeng I’ll take a look.
@gillchristian Great! But I’m afraid it doesn’t work…
This is because the built and minified library is specified in the package.json’s
main
field.