ES6fying and adding custom interpolations for parameters. #26
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@odino Bumped version to 3.0.0 |
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The code has been converted to ES6 and added the build and prepublish npm scripts.
Added the ability to change the interpolation for parameters. This can be done by passing the
paramsInterpolationto Reconfig constructor. Like below:@odino I changed the way the constructor of the Reconfig to accept a config option instead of multiple arguments. This will be a breaking change for backwards compatibility. Need to check with you tomorrow about this.