bring-your-own Node.js optional alternative to Electron-built-in-Node.js

[jokeyrhyme]

Is it technically feasible to use an external Node.js executable with Mancy?

I ask because Electron comes with Node.js 4.1.1, and I'm using Node.js 5.1.0 with my own projects. It gets a bit confusing trying to remember which syntax is available in which Node.js version.

Is this something that you'd accept a PR for?

Clarification:

• Mancy continues to come with Electron-supplied-Node.js, whichever version that is
• but there's a new setting in Mancy that accepts the absolute path to any modern Node.js executable

[princejwesley]

@jokeyrhyme, I accept PR 😄. We just need electron supplied v8 to run mancy. User commands can be executed in remote node.js. we may need to have a socket connection and pass around context and code to run. I am not sure what else break because of this change. we can experiment that.

For now, Use babel to avoid syntax avaliable problem.

[princejwesley]

@jokeyrhyme Electron 0.36 backs node 5.1.1/ chrome 47. so we don't have to worry about newer version that electron team constantly upgrading.