G'night
@davej The second question is why you chose to make it ES6 only? Unfortunately, I'm in a position where most of the work I do is still on node 0.10. As far as I can tell, you only really use arrow functions and classes - you even have a promise library already :-)
@gustavnikolaj: 1. See here: Munter/tolk#17, hopefully PITM and tolk can share the same module to do compilation. I think that might look something like baby-tolk which does less stuff than tolk. Feature-wise the differences are no css auto-prefixing and source maps are passed up the promise chain rather than being inlined.
@gustavnikolaj: 2. I just wanted to play with some of the new ES6 stuff, I might convert it back to ES5 later. The promise library is only used to promisify built-in node functions. Native promises are used by the lib. There's also a couple of other things used like ES6 array methods.
I'm a little disappointed to learn that Fuse does not exist on Windows. Or that I use Windows at work. Actually, a little of both. But I might try it out in a Docker instance.
Also did Baconize which basically compiles all files in a source directory and copies them to a target: https://github.com/davej/baconize
@Munter: Yup I had the same before and mine was lifted out of harp.js
I'd like to see if tolk or a version thereof can go back into Harp and replace terraform
Gotta go, still stuck at the office. Should have left 2 hours ago :/
cya
