The JavaScript API for Proton Drive should not be restricted to a Node.js package. For greater flexibility, it should also be available as a standard ECMAScript module and as a non-ES JavaScript source file.
In addition to web apps, authors of browser extensions (for Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.) would be interested in using Proton Drive as a storage back-end to enable synced data between the user's machines where their browser extension is installed. A JavaScript API would allow browser extension authors to give their users more options on which cloud file storage service they want to use.
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The JavaScript API for Proton Drive should not be restricted to a Node.js package. For greater flexibility, it should also be available as a standard ECMAScript module and as a non-ES JavaScript source file.
In addition to web apps, authors of browser extensions (for Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.) would be interested in using Proton Drive as a storage back-end to enable synced data between the user's machines where their browser extension is installed. A JavaScript API would allow browser extension authors to give their users more options on which cloud file storage service they want to use.