Changed main module file to use un-minified version.

[icetan]

This makes the debugging process easier and also makes it possible to choose your own minifier.

An alternative would be for the bulid.js script to have uglify-js output a source map file to the dist directory for the minified version.

[danzel]

Do tools use this for setting up script tags in a page, or is it just used for nodejs?

If the first, a sourcemap may be better. Otherwise people will have their sites set up to use the uncompressed version?
If we could have a sourcemap that takes you back to the original files that'd be awesome :)

[icetan]

I don't think people use the main attribute in the package.json to include scripts through HTML script tags. If they are going to include scripts straight into the HTML they might as well copy the minified file and not use a package manager like NPM and the package.json file.

In my case I use browserify so I can use NPM and bundle all scripts to one file and use one minifier for the bundle.

The nice thing is that browserify/uglify-js can generate source maps for all required modules so I don't need to worry about every package having to supply one individually.

Generally it is a bit annoying when I debug a Node.js program and find that one of the modules have been minified, but that is sort of off topic because regular Node.js modules are not meant to run in a browser.

I guess pulling these changes does not mean a source map can't be supplied for those who want that too.

[danzel]

cool, seems reasonable to me then :)

[mourner]

Me too.

[icetan]

Smallest diff ever :). Thanks guys!