[perf]: untranspiled template literal string is causing an error in IE11

[markplewis]

The template literal that's returned by the following function isn't being transpiled during the distribution build process:

Source file (/src/index.js):

const getIndent = level => `${eol}${indentString.repeat(level)}`;

So when I import posthtml-beautify into my project, /lib/index.js still contains a template literal:

getIndent = function (level) { return `${eol}${indentString.repeat(level)}` }

This breaks my app in IE11 because template literals are not supported by that browser.

[markplewis]

Sorry, I guess this isn't really a bug, since I shouldn't expect package authors to transpile their distribution code for me. I'll figure out how to do this in my own consuming app instead.

[markplewis]

Having said the above, I imagine it should be pretty easy to change a few build options in order to make the distributed code IE11-compatible, so I'll re-open this issue and leave it up to you to decide whether you're willing to make this change. I'm importing this package into a Nuxt application and I'm having a difficult time transpiling it, so doing so here in the package itself would be really helpful to me.

[Scrum]

@markplewis Hi, thanks for feedback, I will try to do downgrade in my free time to support older browsers.

Write to me is also very important to know the opinion and the desire to improve the product.

[Scrum]

@markplewis watch for #225

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[markplewis]

Awesome! Thanks @Scrum! Much appreciated!