Add lodash as a peer dependency #318
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March 4, 2020 12:51
Since webpack does not bundle this dependency, the consumer is required to install lodash. Setting this as a peer dependency makes that more explicit.
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When using this package, consumers most likely already use lodash. Making lodash a peer dependency will make sure lodash is not duplicated when bundling JS for the client-side.
As a peer dependency, lodash will be automatically be installed (if not already) at the root level
node_moduessame asfutil-js.Note that the version is lenient so both
lodash 4.17.1andlodash 4.17.2get installed on the root. See Node.js docs for more information.