Pino: where is a compiled es5 version?

[cekvenich]

I'd like to use this, but I see browser.js has module and such.
Is there a working es5 version in the repo?

[mcollina]

you can compile that using browserify or webpack

Il giorno lun 28 ott 2019 alle 22:20 Vic C [e-mail] ha
scritto:

I'd like to use this, but I see browser.js has module and such.
Is there a working es5 version in the repo?

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[jsumners]

I believe this question is answered. If you need further information feel free to reopen.

[cekvenich]

when accessed via CDN, neither git nor npmjs contains the needed file.

[jsumners]

We don’t offer a CDN for this package. This is a utility library and as such it is meant to be bundled with the application.

[cekvenich]

Anything released on npm or github release is auto-CDN, eg https://www.jsdelivr.com/features
That is how libs/assets are accessed on the web, via http, from the cached edge. hth.
This lib is rare in that it does not offer a build - so it does not work w/ a CDN. And that is why I opened the issue.

[jsumners]

Assets are indeed accessed on the web via HTTP. But that doesn't mean everyone creating a library supports every arbitrary third party _service_ that serves assets over HTTP.