Kyle Farris

Good catch on the bad example. I would happily accept a PR to fix it. As for a Promise API, I definitely want this to happen as well. Callback hell...

Have you tried with the v2 branch. Also, looks like I haven't actually made v2 the master yet. Have you been using the v2 branch?

Haha, yeah, I would say that is pretty atypical indeed. Okay then, I'll go ahead and make v2 the master branch so you don't have to keep using `/next`.

If you want to tackle making the API support promises (without breaking the CB API), I would be very please to merge that PR. Definitely try the `util.promisify` first, though,...

I don't think it's polluting the thread at all. We have to have this conversation somewhere. I've written several project where I've had to introduce Promises into a callback-centric API....

Hi @KHYehor, Yes, I think you have the idea generally correct. I'm typically very busy working on my full-time job as a software engineer but occasionally I do find time...

I haven't had the luxury of setting date-based milestones yet, but, I'd love to see the new drivers added as quickly as people are willing to contribute them. As I...

For me, I'd just like to see anything that can be optimized (for speed) be optimized. Not sure where to start or what specifically could be sped up at the...

Where are you planning on reassembling them? In another file? If so, the usual answer would be to write them to a filestream.

You're running `scanDir` but passing a single file. Use `isInfected`, instead, if you want to scan a single file. Or pass the directory you want to scan (ex. `/Users/mac/Assetplus/insurance-health/src/middlewares`)