Please run Babel or similar for dist

[hmedney]

First, thanks for this useful library 😃. Minor suggestion - please consider running the source through Babel or similar before publishing such that the distributable code is all ES5. This will eliminate js compatibility issues when bundling and minifying this package (ran into an issue recently with backticks in this package). Thanks!

[rob-mcgrail]

Yeah those backticks wasted a couple of hours of my life.

edit - this library also probably saved me a bunch of time too, so it's a wash. Thanks for your contributions.

[saikojosh]

OK I'll setup Babel when I get time. I didn't anticipate people would want to use this on frontend, my bad!

[mattotodd]

I just spent an hour of my life trying to track down an IE11 error: SCRIPT1014: Invalid character

Was related to the backticks in this library

[PabloDiablo]

Yep just hit this issue myself when running production code through Uglify:
Unexpected character '`'

[gReis89]

@saikojosh any update on this? I saw a PR opened on July, can we have it merged and released?

[saikojosh]

I've converted the module to single quotes now so should work fine. When I have more time I will look at the Babel PR.

[thelastfantasy]

Same problem, my project created with create-react-app got err, any idea to solve this problem?

[saikojosh]

Which version of this module are you using? I removed backticks from the latest version. Regards, -Josh Cole. Sent from my iPhone.

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[thelastfantasy]

0.4.0, I downloaded it with npm. I ran babel CLI to output an es5 version and it's ok now.

[shockey]

Chiming in here - integrating object-assign-deep broke our module (swagger-client) for Node 4 users due to use of const in the published module: swagger-api/swagger-js#1315. It breaks in IE11 too, but our Babel sidestepped that problem.

Please consider transpiling 😄