ES6

[thiamsantos]

Would be cool to refactor the code to ES6, and provide the module through:

// ES6 Modules
import waterfall from 'waterfall.js'

// CommonJS Modules
const waterfall = require('waterfall.js')

And a UMD version through unpkg.

Maybe also take that opportunity to refactor and implement the tests #3.

What do you think about that?

[raphamorim]

Today, the code already works to ES6 imports and UMD

[raphamorim]

https://github.com/raphamorim/waterfall.js/blob/master/src/waterfall.js#L13

[raphamorim]

A good approach is improve ES6 import, to change import waterfall from 'waterfall'

[thiamsantos]

Today, the code already works to ES6 imports and UMD

I was thinking in rewrite the lib using ES6 syntax and the import/export statement, and use a module bundler like rollup to compile to a commonjs version and a UMD version. And expose the three.

A good approach is improve ES6 import, to change import waterfall from 'waterfall'

The problem is that there is already a package under the name waterfall. And the current name seems to be a bit trick waterfall.js looks like I am importing a file not a module. The npm also recommends to not use js in the name of the package.