keep es5 compatibility #8
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using keys as values is es6+. this broke [`pull-stream-docs`](https://github.com/pull-stream/pull-stream-docs)'s build because it uglifies the javascript and uglify breaks on anything beyond es5.
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Whoops. Yeah, it slipped my mind. I generally like writing them as ES5 too. Features like shorthand props are just too handy so I forgot! Besides that, I agree: no need to clutter up this package with a build system. |
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pull-streams are small and light, lets just keep the code as es5. |
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merged into 2.1.1 |
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using keys as values is es6+. this broke
pull-stream-docs's build because it uglifies the javascript and uglify breaks on anything beyond es5.note: i'm totally in favor of a subset of es6+, but i think it's best we keep browser compatibility via es5 or specifying browserify transforms in
package.json. or at least that's my strategy. another strategy is to pre-transpile before publish (the most popular yet in my opinion most ugly) or expect consumers to transpile with global transforms.