can destructure the require's load now #11
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I pulled the module's anonymous parser function into a named function and then referenced that inside the load function rather than using the
$=this
method. The latter breaks when you trybut it works with the method I used. And since it's possible the user might only need to use
load
and never importparser
orreader
, I figured why not?Also
this
varies in what it means depending on whether you're using strict mode or not (and if you usenew
by mistake), which just gives me the heebyjeebies :)Because this technically changes the topology of the module by adding a new feature (but not breaking anything else), I bumped the version from 1.0.3 to 1.1.0 as per my understanding of semantic versioning.