Show friendly error if 'micro' peer dependency isn't met#96
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I got too excited to use
micro-devand installed it without regarding thenpm WARNabout my unmetmicropeer dependency. The resultingCannot find module 'micro/lib'error didn't spark an immediate understanding of the fix.This change validates the availability of
micro, and provides a friendlier error if it's missing.I'd meant to use
micro-devto simulate Now V2's routing (starting from this comment)—since this was only in a development context I hadn't made a point of installingmicrotoo. Although my error required a a few willful missteps on my part, my mistakes feel like the sort that other devs getting comfortable withmicro-devcould make.