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EventEmitter is now the root level object of require('events') according to https://nodejs.org/api/events.html
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Was fixed at one time earlier; apparent proper fix: #281 https://github.com/martynsmith/node-irc/commit/0fd26a791710ff343815e6dc8e362e532fa40588 |
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atom-ircis erroring out currently at this line:The documentation for
inheritssays that the "super constructor" is the second parameter, so this error implies thatEventEmitteris null or undefined. I checked the documentation, and it says:But
node-irccurrently does this instead:If I remove the trailing
.EventEmitteras in this pull request, the error inatom-ircis resolved.