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V0.5.0 - Enable platform extensibility in ManifoldJS #206

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Enable platform extensibility in ManifoldJS and allow users to implement additional platforms that can be added to the tool (Closes #205)

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…ndencies as well as then main module and to support both promises and callbacks
var deferred = Q.defer();
getW3cManifest(siteUrl, program.manifest, function (err, manifestInfo) {
if (err) {
return deferred.reject(err);
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It would be great in 6.0 to move to standard promises, or is there some advantage to using Q?.

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Hi @marcoscaceres

Thank you for taking the time to provide all this feedback. There was no time to include more changes for the current release, but we will take this into consideration for the next update.

This release involved significant re-architecture in a limited time and there are a number of things that had to be postponed. Regarding the use of standard promises, this is something that we considered and need to investigate.

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V0.5.0 - Enable platform extensibility in ManifoldJS
@f2bo f2bo merged commit b013753 into master Feb 23, 2016
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