how the fuck do I use this?

Problem:

The documentation for NopeJS clearly states:

NopeJS says "nope!" to the JS and stops execution.

But it really isn't saying anything (throw '';). Newcomers to NopeJS might be confused to find out that execution was in fact stopped, but nothing was actually said to the JS.

Resolution 1:

The throw statement should be switched to throw 'nope!'.

Resolution 2:

Change the documentation to reflect reality:

sed -i 's/"nope!"/""/' README.md

Resulting in:

NopeJS says "" to the JS and stops execution.

Comments:

I prefer resolution number one. I know this would result in a whopping 5 byte addition to all source files (even the minified versions), which in turn will make the code almost twice as slow (not tested), but I think it would be worth it in the long run.

Hi, it is not clear what the code is doing. Please add comments to allow us, contributors, understand your code.

Thanks,

The JS community

Here is the contents of README.md in npm:

![Nope](http://i.imgur.com/dW3Nt4A.png)

NopeJS says "Nope!" to Javascript and stops all execution

I suggest changing the image URL to the following:

![Nope](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bengadbois/nopejs/master/logo.png)

Thank you. I hope this contribution helps to grow the nopejs community.

Nope.js do not seem to be compatible with React, AMD, CommonJS and Express, making this library unsuitable for entreprise needs. Please fix this.