Housekeeping#1772
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Thanks for this! The docs generation scripts could use a bit of love as well. They were written when async / await support wasn't that great in Node.
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would it be alright to use sync version instead? |
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When installing all dependencies then it yields some deprecation warnings. some packages wasn't even being used.
Where going to fix some of it but ended up doing something else instead.
Where thinking of removing
fs-extraalso but though if i should ask first...it seems to only be used in development to fix some docs and reading some files
i where thinking that it wouldn't be so bad if it used nodes native
fsafter allAnd b/c it's dev only and mostly one time thing. i think it wouldn't be nice to use the sync api instead to remove some "callback-hell" stuff and avoid the need of async and or promises.
the sync methods are faster after all but they are blocking...