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Updated package.json to allow first-mate to work in the browser #69
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I was able to get
first-mateto work in the browser without making any code changes and by only modifying the project'spackage.jsonfile.event-kit@2.0.0onigurumajsas a dependencybrowseroverride field in thepackage.json:onigurumawhich of course requires native C++ bindings)fs-plus,season,grimandemissaryfor the browser (all have references tofs, a server only module)Other than upgrading
event-kitthis does not impact any of the code running on the server. All tests are passing.After these changes I used my JavaScript module bundler to build the browser bundles and
first-mateworked perfectly for the language grammar files I tried (language-marko, language-javascript and language-css). I also created an adapter that allows any Atom grammar file to be used to apply syntax highlighting in a CodeMirror editor: https://github.com/patrick-steele-idem/codemirror-atom-modesPlease let me know if you have any questions or thoughts. Thanks!