Justen Barget

+1

I managed to get around this by running `npm install pace --save` ie. installing pace explicitly into the root of the `node_modules` folder

of course, at the moment if you use my workaround you'll have 2 copies of `pace` installed on the project which is unnecessary (one in the root and the other...

good point! im working on other functionality at the moment but will definitely revisit this

Ah would love this feature! but wouldn't know where to start with adding the Android functionality, @MayeuldP @vonovak any ideas if or when Android might be added and this might...

Notes from our meeting with O and TF: 1. Onboarding Document (up to date READMEs) - we all felt the most integral part of getting someone new working within an...

@nelsonic could you explain what you mean in the repo about the node version: > AWS Lambda only supports Node 0.10 so the tests (which are written in es6) are...

im real good :) yeh we're using Lambda for image upload with [`imagemagik`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/aws-lambda-image). A real nice introduction to it all

am i correct in thinking that now due to `4.3.2` being supported, theoretically the tests would not need to be run through babel? https://github.com/dwyl/learn-aws-lambda/blame/master/README.md#L858

indeed private repo 😢