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Hi, unfortunately this is definitely due to using version 0.x of node - the source code uses ES6 features (in this case object literal methods, e.g. { fn() { /*...*/ } }) which node < 4.x doesn't support.
I've previously considered making the library compatible with older versions of node but feel upgrading is the right solution for a production environment; so all I could recommend is upgrade your node version if possible. If you are unable to upgrade I'll consider that another +1 towards making the library backwards compatible to node 0.12.x and can take a look into providing such support when I get an opportunity.
Node version: 0.12.17
Win version: Windows Server 2012 R2 64-bit
Considering this is a different error that was experienced in this issue #2
I know the minimum requirement is 4.0 for node but wondering if there's something obviously wrong with what I'm doing which is breaking it.
Thanks.
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