Make use of unpkg.com instead of wzrd.in
See original GitHub issueThere is an option described in docs to use the package via wzrd.in. I’ve just noticed that service responds with 502 code.
Will it be fine to make pull request to replace usage of wzrd.in with unpkg.com (ex-npmcdn)?
BTW, they seem to be fine with using their URLs in production so it might become recommended way to use uuid
in browser.
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https://wzrd.in/standalone/uuid/v4@latest
doesn’t work
Yup, looks like wzrd.in is down.
Unpkg looks like a pretty amateur effort. I don’t mean that in a derogatory sense - only that it’s one person’s “best effort” solution, with no real SLA. Recommending that as a production-level solution seems optimistic. But I’m fine switching to that until someone recommends a better option.