Add module, jsnext:main to package.json

[aviddiviner]

Hey. I'm using your excellent logger in a package which I build using rollup. I grab the ES6 sources from various node_modules and then bundle everything together in a single JS file which I serve up.

In order for rollup to do its thing properly, it needs an idea of where the ES6 sources live, which it gets from this value in your package.json file. So, if you'd like, here's that 2-line change to make it happen.

Here's a bit of background on the pkg.module property.

If you want to merge it back into the main project that would be nice, then I don't have to maintain my own fork. 😄 Thanks!

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[imevro]

Hi! We already tried it, but failed and ended on #234

I didn’t merge it yet because I’m not familiar with rollup and we need test, but I don’t had enough time. Maybe on this week I can finish this long drama.

Is this PR related to yours?

[aviddiviner]

Ah okay. I'm not super familiar with the inner workings of rollup, but this change works for me. That other PR looks a little heavier. I just pointed the pkg.module at the source, since that's ES6 already and it worked :)

If you have other changes in the pipeline, then feel free to discard this PR, I have my own fork anyway.

[thiamsantos]

The problem of just adding the pkg.module without bundling it with babel is that the majority of the people ignore the node_modules on transpilation. Also babel-loader recommend to use in that way. In that way you will end up with a ES6 code in your bundle, what will break uglify and not work on older browsers. That's why I think #234 is the best solution.

[imevro]

Moved to #234