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This repo would ideally give a bit more details in the readme, for easy reference.
which modules are implemented (for example, 'process') and which are not (for example, 'fs')
how the implemented modules differ from their node counterparts
I would gladly volunteer to take this task if it pleases you.
I'll note that it's of particular importance to me that the browser member of process (i.e. process.browser) gets documented. It would be a brief mention, and I would by no means go into details or examples of how to use it, but I will breifly argue it's significance to you here...
You can reference process.browser in isomorphic code that
adjusts it's behavior depending on which environment it's in
is fully portable within the nodejs/iojs/browserify/webpack ecosystem, and
is concise and Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY)
That said, I intend on doing a thorough documentation of each module, not just process, should you welcome my offer to help.
So, I guess my question is: Would you like to see a PR with enhanced documentation as described?
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This package only references the individual npm packages for the browser variants. For detailed documentation you should be able the link to the readmes.
@webpack
This repo would ideally give a bit more details in the readme, for easy reference.
'process'
) and which are not (for example,'fs'
)I would gladly volunteer to take this task if it pleases you.
I'll note that it's of particular importance to me that the
browser
member ofprocess
(i.e.process.browser
) gets documented. It would be a brief mention, and I would by no means go into details or examples of how to use it, but I will breifly argue it's significance to you here...You can reference
process.browser
in isomorphic code thatThat said, I intend on doing a thorough documentation of each module, not just
process
, should you welcome my offer to help.So, I guess my question is: Would you like to see a PR with enhanced documentation as described?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: