Update build configs & minimum supported versions #224
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This solution was suggested by @jedwards1211 in #208
Those will get picked up by webpack@5 and possibly others. Dropping the array fallback also means losing compatibility with Node.js 13.0 and 13.1, which fell out of maintenance support in June 2020.
BREAKING CHANGE: Users of older Node.js versions will need to transpile this library, or update their environment to a supported Node.js version.
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The browser build is here (again) expressed as pure ES modules, following the suggestion made by @jedwards1211 in #208 (comment). Together with #223, this PR fixes #208 (again).
In related changes, the minimum supported versions are updated, moving from Node.js 6.5 to Node.js 10.0 (currently in maintenance), and dropping IE 11 support. The latter in particular reduces the browser build size quite a bit. The package.json
"exports"config is updated, providing better compatibility withwebpack@5and other bundlers that support"exports". This also means that support for Node.js 13.0 and 13.1 is dropped (v13 EOL was in June 2020), as they didn't yet support this form.The Rollup configs are also tuned a bit to preserve the module file structure & otherwise improve tree shaking.
Users that need to use this library in unsupported environments should themselves transpile it as necessary.