Benny Bottema

So... there isn't any externally defined concept of the `@file`?

Indeed, I would like similar support for this to the way it works with the `babel-loader`, ie: `loader: 'babel-istanbul?presets[]=es2015&cacheDirectory'`

It seems Angular will have a [fix ready](https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/5588) next release.

Good call, I didn't realize loading-bar doesn't use Bootstrap (as it feels so natural to me nowadays). But it makes sense. Actually, .fade and .in classes are very simpel and...

Please optimize for performance only if you have performance issues. Meanwhile, fuzzy search has been sorely missing for years now. However, it is not clear to me how this works....

I'd have to do some debugging to verify that. Maybe I'll get some time to spend it this week.

I would even considering archiving this project, as a lexer is a far better way of doing things (including documentation and debugging). By a landslide. Also this particular library not...

I double checked and this address indeed doesn't pass the test. I have not clue why, somewhere the following awesomeballz regex fails to recognize this address as valid: ``` (((?:(?:(?:(?:(?:(?:[...

It validates with the default `isValid()` though, which is not strict RFC So one of the following flags makes it fail: - ALLOW_DOMAIN_LITERALS - ALLOW_DOT_IN_A_TEXT - ALLOW_SQUARE_BRACKETS_IN_A_TEXT

Ok, so ALLOW_SQUARE_BRACKETS_IN_A_TEXT breaks the validation. However, the intricate details of these regexes are beyond my knowledge. I don't understand what brackets have to do with this particular email address.