Update package.json engine to support node 7+ #175
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When `npm install` node-solid-server using node 7.6.0 (latest release is 7.7.2), I got the following error: ``` error rdflib@0.12.3: The engine "node" is incompatible with this module. Expected version "^6.0". ``` I believe this change would resolve. FWIW, this changes the engine string to match [that of node-solid-server](https://github.com/solid/node-solid-server/blob/master/package.json#L124)
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FWIW this is only a blocking error when installing with yarn, which I guess actually enforces the engine requirement. Installing with npm worked fine, since it treats the engine field as only advisory. |
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Thanks @gobengo! Merging. |
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When
npm installnode-solid-server using node 7.6.0 (latest release is 7.7.2), I got the following error:I believe this change would resolve. FWIW, this changes the engine string to match that of node-solid-server