Forbes Lindesay

That's a server side library though, last I checked it wouldn't run on the client, and even if it does run on the client, `require`ing `FormData` on the client seems...

OK, what I'm doing is using it to upload images to `imgur`. I ended up with: https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/imsave/blob/master/lib/post.js on the server and https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/imsave/blob/master/lib/post-browser.js on the client. What I'm saying is I'd...

no, I'm just using browser APIs for making requests on the browser. Helps keep the bundle small since I don't need node streams on the client anyway.

Done, I'm not sure how to run the tests though.

The problem with deprecating `YousefED/typescript-json-schema` is that it's the only one that handles conditional types properly. Supporting them requires doing type inference that is on a par with TypeScript itself....

I'm confused as to why this keeps talking about git tags rather than just npm packages. I don't think we should encourage people to use git rather than the npm...

I don't think this feature requires any incompatibility with npm. The goal here that both @jordwalke and I seem keen on (unless I'm mis-reading something here) is that we should...

For 1 I thought the whole point was that because parenthesis are allowed, npm would work. If not we could pick a different delimiter. Anyway, with our new approach this...

I'd accept a pull request

Actually, we switched, we're now using [transformers](https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/transformers). If you open a pull request I'll try and merge it. My guess is there should be a `litcoffee` transformer which should be...