Add "browser" property to package.json

[intelliot]

This should be an alternative to #840

We need to run the build script for this file to exist, so how should we handle that?

Perhaps we can just make sure "./build/ripple-latest.js" is prebuilt and published to npm?

See also: #844 (comment)

[intelliot]

@mikeb1rd Could you verify that this solution works for you?

[intelliot]

Note that you'll need to go inside ripple-lib/ and run yarn build (or npm build), otherwise you'll get

Error: Cannot find module 'ripple-lib' from ...

[FredKSchott]

@intelliot that's right, you would build these files on every publish to npm. "prepublish": "npm run clean && npm run compile" should take care of this for us already.

Edit: Oh wait, no, npm run compile doesn't build for web. We should add npm run build to the prepublish script as well.

[intelliot]

Done in 9a789ce. I also bumped the engine version to ">=6.12.3" since that's the version I use and I don't think anyone regularly tests on earlier versions of node.

[intelliot]

Looks like this actually does not work...
1. lodash isn't included, so I have to add that separately
2. RippleAPI isn't exported(?), so I'm getting TypeError: RippleAPI is not a constructor

I'm not sure what the right approach is. I might need to dig into how browserify is meant to work, unless y'all have other ideas?

[intelliot]

Okay, I have a working solution now. With bbfc53e, instead of using the webpack build, we are just substituting wswrapper in place of ws (inspired by websockets/ws#1093 (comment)).

This worked for me; @mikeb1rd could you give it a try?

[mikeb1rd]

This can be reverted now, as the built files are not used

[mikeb1rd]

@intelliot Thanks for spending time on this. I've just added one comment, otherwise the solution works well.