GitHub shut down API v1 and
v2 today which
will cause apps relying on
bnoguchi/everyauth to fail. In
lieu of a pull request or package update, here's a quick shim that
overwrites the default
apiHost
and
fetchOAuthUser.
Node already has an awesome installer as well as a few version manager options (creationix/nvm, visionmedia/n). But if you just want the flexibility to stay on the bleeding edge or install from a specific commit/tag of interest, building from GitHub is a great alternative.
I've dropped my share of git bombs and still do, so I know it can be a real pain in the ass — and a bit embarassing — to skip a rebase/pull/merge when working on a pull request, so here's a generic quick reference for the standard GitHub contribution workflow. Every project has it's own guidelines but this should cover the basics.