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Migrate generated app to be usable without Babel and Node 5 directly #38
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This now also include a basic generator test and should be good to merge. |
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👍 Just going to pull it down right now and test it out. |
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I pulled it down and tested with a few of the dbs. I didn't try all of them but it looks good. |
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Migrate generated app to be usable without Babel and Node 5 directly
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When will it be published in the NPM? Or tell me how I can test new generator without installing via npm? |
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@kulakowka We'll probably publish a new version later today or tomorrow. We have a whole bunch of updates coming to the generator. |
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This pull request removes the Babel dependency, moves back to CommonJS module syntax and uses Node 5's ES6 features directly. Closes #31