Instead of using template strings and forcing people to use io.js, use a tiny, 0 dependency templating module. This lowers the barrier of entry for the module and makes it work with the default version of the language.
This doesn't change the interface of templates/index.js at all, so no changes are necessary to the rest of the library.
Instead of using template strings and forcing people to use io.js, use a tiny, 0 dependency templating module. This lowers the barrier of entry for the module and makes it work with the default version of the language.
This doesn't change the interface of
templates/index.js
at all, so no changes are necessary to the rest of the library.