I agree. I was recently working with an npm package that wasn't behaving as expected. After some debugging on my end, I was convinced I was using the library as

I agree. I was recently working with an npm package that wasn't behaving as expected. After some debugging on my end, I was convinced I was using the library as intended. So I started digging through the source code, wrote a few console.log()s, and found the issue. The check for a property in the code didn't match the property name in the README. A simple issue to fix but one that seems much more attainable if you know how someone worked their way to that point. A few years ago and I doubt I would have taken the time to dig. Maybe I should write up a blog post like this one..