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  | Aether runs in node and the browser using 
  a(href='http://addyosmani.com/writing-modular-js/') node-style CommonJS requires
  | .
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  | In the browser, grab 
  a(href='https://github.com/codecombat/aether/blob/master/build/aether.js') build/aether.js
  |  or 
  a(href='https://github.com/codecombat/aether/blob/master/build/aether.min.js') build/aether.min.js
  | . Or in node, run
  code npm install aether --save
  | , which should add an entry like 
  code "aether": "~0.1.0"
  |  to your 
  code dependencies
  |  in 
  code package.json
  | . Then, in your code:
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  var Aether = require('aether');
  var aether = new Aether();
  aether.lint(someGnarlyUserCode);
  aether.problems.warnings;
  [{range: [{ofs: 15, row: 2, col: 0}, {ofs: 22, row: 2, col: 7}],
    id: 'aether_MissingThis',
    message: 'Missing `this.` keyword; should be `this.getEnemies`.',
    hint: 'There is no function `getEnemys`, but `this` has a method `getEnemies`.',
    level: "warning"}]
  aether.transpile(someGnarlyUserCode);
  var gnarlyFunc = aether.createFunction();
  gnarlyFunc();
  // At any point, you can check aether.problems, aether.style, aether.flow, aether.metrics, etc.
  // See more examples in the tests: https://github.com/codecombat/aether/tree/master/test

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  | In the browser, it currently depends on 
  a(href='http://lodash.com/') lodash
  |  (not underscore). We test in Chrome and node, and it will probably work in other modern browsers.