Make Angular a peer dependency #15
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@aleross have you gotten a chance to take a look yet? Thanks! |
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Looks great, thanks @robinjoseph08! |
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@aleross awesome, thanks! Any chance we can get a new version cut? |
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@aleross any update with a new version? |
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Sorry for the delay @robinjoseph08 - published a new version |
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Thanks a ton @aleross! |
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Fixes #14
Make angular a peer dependency vs a normal dependency. To have a copy of angular for the tests, I added the installation of it in the .travis.yml, but I'm open to other suggestions (like adding it to the dev dependencies)!