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fixed readme typos js formatting issues #19

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electron-packager . "SecureLogin" --osx-sign --overwrite --arch=x64 --icon=www/electron.icns
electron-installer-dmg SecureLogin-darwin-x64/SecureLogin.app SecureLogin
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MAS == Mac App Store. See #15.

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Ok. That should be written explicit then, I guess. Not obvious at all.

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{
sltoken: SecureLogin(), //returns state and opens the app
authenticity_token: csrf
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I'm all for generous spacing, but this is taking it too far IMO.
README should be concise.

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I've just used prettier formatting guidelines.

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👍 Thanks!

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homakov commented Jun 12, 2017

@lamaster thanks, protocol was changed dramatically and I just noticed this one so closing it... Btw what's with === vs ==?

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=== is generally better practice when just looking for one type. In this case it really doesn't matter, but in my code I almost always use triple equals unless there's a specific reason why I wouldn't.

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