Made library commonJs friendly #256
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because i expect the user to be using commonjs by default If the user was using script tags then this will not matter at all.
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+1, Why not merge this? |
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I love your library, I used it for a project 2 years ago and it served me well, now i need it again but it does not play well with npm, angular 2, webpack, etc so i did a few changes.
My objective was to be able to require it from my angular 2 project that uses webpack at least in this way.
var JustGage = require('justgage');I tested this changes and now everything works right out of the box after doing an npm install.