Unfortunately we learned recently that npm does not respect case-sensitive file systems. As a result on Mac and Linux if you:
npm install teslajs
as the library documentation suggests, npm will install the library under node_modules
into a directory called teslajs. This will break calls to require("TeslaJS").
However, if you instead:
npm install TeslaJS
npm will install the library under node_modules into a directory called TeslaJS.
This will work correctly with require("TelsaJS"). It seems the right solution is
to attempt to remove case issues from the equation.
Unfortunately the rules of semver say this is a breaking change, thus the bump
from 3.x to 4.x. So the big change from 3.x to 4.x is simply to update all require
statements to use all lower-case as in:
npm install teslajs
...
require('teslajs');
Since I was removing case from the equation I also renamed the Examples dir to
be samples instead.
Apologies for the churn!
The primary breaking change in V3.x compared to 2.x is the API renaming change of
allVehicles() to vehicles() and vehicles() to vehicle().