Andras

Hi, sorry for the delay. The constructor does not support an array argument. I think what you're trying to do accomplish is: ``` const assert = require('assert'); for (let i...

I added a `nodes` option to constructor options; if that works for you I'll publish it as version 1.3.0. I also added the above sample code to the unit tests...

thanks for the nudge, published 1.2.1

Hi, I haven't abandoned qrpc, been working on other projects (database drivers, data serialization, currently pubsub). Qrpc is one of my favorites, so if you have questions or need features...

Hi Jacopo, you mean support as in adding a `.d.ts` file with types and call signatures? That sounds fine, it shouldn't be too hard to cover the major subsystems. Andras

True, could rewrite it, but would be a lateral move at best. Adding typing offers more bang for the buck. As to browser support, I figured I could contribute to...

Hmm, I see the typo in the repo, but not in the npm package. Oh wait, this is an npm thing -- with npm v2 and v6 the entry is...

@rpaterson, your output is cleaner, works for me! If not yours, my "fix" is passive and doesn't change the active code.