Closed reginaldwhite closed 6 years ago
I recommend using babel if you must support EOL'd browsers. I'm open to a babel compilation script and a dist/ folder etc. being added via a PR though.
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We support IE10 because we have to. IE11 is fine; however, IE10 throws SCRIPT1004: Expected ';' on line 260 which is the ES6 let keyword. I see other places in the code that use var. Could we just use that? I was using 0.0.1 heretofore with no problem; however, it does not support maxLength.
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We are using babel, but not on _nodemodules. Thanks, I'll add your directory for a short term solution. I would love to submit a compilation script PR when I have the bandwidth. Thanks for the useful package.
You're welcome... you might check out sanitize-html for how we did it on that one.
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We are using babel, but not on node_modules. Thanks, I'll add your directory for a short term solution. I would love to submit a complication script PR when I have the bandwidth. Thanks for the useful package.
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We support IE10 because we have to. IE11 is fine; however, IE10 throws SCRIPT1004: Expected ';' on line 260 which is the ES6 let keyword. I see other places in the code that use var. Could we just use that? I was using 0.0.1 heretofore with no problem; however, it does not support maxLength.