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es-env-remove-footguns
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Removing some footguns from an ECMAScript environment.
WARNING! this will turn the environment you're running in non-standard. Your own code or some dependency code may break as a result.
npm install es-env-remove-footguns --save
Just require
it before anything else. Beware, this may break dependent packages. Use at your own risk!
require('es-env-remove-footguns');
For now, this has only been tested and used on Node.js™ 0.10. It should work fine on 0.12 and io.js but in the unlikely case you run into problems, please file an issue
Using this one for setting hurts performance and for getting, the standard Object.getPrototypeOf does the job fine
isNaN
with a function that throwsisNaN
is broken, ES6 fixed it with Number.isNaN
, let's just kill isNaN
.
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Removing footguns from an ECMAScript environment
The npm package es-env-remove-footguns receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, es-env-remove-footguns popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that es-env-remove-footguns demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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