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Moderately tangental - is a node development/runtime environment really so common that it need not be called out as a dependency (such as how this one specifies beanstalkd as a dependency)?



Node.js is the just "hippest" thing and if you're "cool" you already have it installed.

At least that's what I'm told, I'm one of those ancient beings who still remembers the old Javascript, back when it was the opposite of cool. I'm happy it's matured greatly since then.


Node is the first thing listed in requirements in the readme




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