Use package.json information to set user-agent string #57
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Warning: requires #56 to be merged.
This PR automates user-agent string with information coming from
package.json
. Be aware that I have absolutely no idea how the following line behaves on environments that are not node.js:It works completely fine on node.js because
package.json
can be reached fromnode_modules
, but if this script is to be used in projects not usingnode_modules
or not includingpackage.json
it will not work.Do such projects even exist? Should this library cater to them? I'll let you decide because I have very minimal experience with the whole JS/NPM stack and basically don't know what is possible or not.