This fix is to cover the PR feedback given by @StephenAWalsh on my previous PR (#291).
It was as simple as running the JS through babel's babel-loader rather than having it use whatever it does by default (I honestly never delved into it)
It should be ES5 compatible now, I ran it through es-check:
$ es-check es5 ./dist/fuse.js
ES-Check: there were no ES version matching errors! �
(and manually confirmed the arrow functions are gone)
I also updated the Jest dependencies in ebfdc6d since they were showing as having updates available and might as well stay updated I'd say.
StephenAWalsh
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5 years ago
This fix is to cover the PR feedback given by @StephenAWalsh on my previous PR (#291).
It was as simple as running the JS through babel's babel-loader rather than having it use whatever it does by default (I honestly never delved into it)
It should be ES5 compatible now, I ran it through es-check:
(and manually confirmed the arrow functions are gone)
I also updated the Jest dependencies in ebfdc6d since they were showing as having updates available and might as well stay updated I'd say.