Consider not using 'let'

[jbardnz]

I was having issues running my code in FireFox and traced the issue back to the use of 'let' in this plugin. My FF was a couple of versions out of date and I noticed support for let is still not great, it was only supported in Chrome/FF as of a couple of versions ago and Safari/IE 10 has no support for it.

http://caniuse.com/#feat=let

Would you consider not using let so this plugin can support older browsers?

[shentao]

Hey @jbardnz!
This should not happen since version v0.2 (released last night), as the plugin is now loaded as a babel transpiled umd bundle, which means all let uses are transpiled to var.

This means vue-multiselect should support browsers down to IE 9. :)

I added the /lib directory to the repository as this is where the package.json main key points to. You can preview the library file vue-multiselect.js there.

Please update to the newest version and let me know if this fixes the problem.

Additionally, keep in mind, that v0.2 introduces a minor breaking change in importing.
Instead of:

import Multiselect from 'vue-multiselect'`

you have to use object destructuring

import { Multiselect } from 'vue-multiselect'`

It is worth noting that you can now also import just the mixins and construct your own select components based on them. You can do this like this:

import { multiselectMixin, pointerMixin } from 'vue-multiselect'`