README var to const #16
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UlisesGascon
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LGTM! Most of our users today use ES6 when consuming our libraries, this will make more easy to just copy-paste the examples and use them straightforward. Thanks @benjackson33
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Typically the readme code is supported to work on the same versions of Node.js that the module itself works on, though. |
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Changing var to const in README code examples