Michael J. Ryan

Really, if you want to use that kind of syntax, you're better off using the underlying database adapter directly, most of which already support that syntax. JS telmplate strings only...

The library itself is pretty much feature complete as much as it's possible, short of needing to support another database API interface. That said, it does appear to be abandoned/unmaintained...

I've been preferring to set aliases, so that I can set an alias to "lib", "shared", etc... and just `require('lib/...')` It's a bit of a break from the "node way"...

you could always use redux-thunk with async functions...

Need to push a fixed version to npm, the submodule doesn't seem to be getting checked into npm, and is broken, or at least it seems to be.

I had the same issue... didn't dig too far into it, it seems the detection part(s) work, but it's the UI rendering... probably because Youtube's UI changed in a breaking...

Should probably at least add a note towards the top of the README file that notes that one should favor BigInt if available (node 10.4+ etc), with a link to...

Made several edits to first post for clarification and some simplification... hope this makes sense and would help for defining the expected behavior.

1. By default it will be hidden as a property with `enumerable: false` so it won't serialize via JSON.stringify or the like by default (same for loggers)... the override option...

@LongTengDao I do like the appearance, for the manual access formatting... that said, that type of property declaration would wind up in the object model, and parse/stringify would get noisy...