I was only using Protobuf in the browser for a prototyping tool so I wasn't
worried about size of performance.
This is what I ended up doing, in case someone else needs to do the same.
This was based on Ned's response above.
*Red *text is based on your environment and will be different.
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Hi Michael
I've been wondering exact same question recently, the way I found it was to:
`yarn add google-protobuf`
I know you're not using Node but just use yarn (or npm i google-protobuf)
to add the node_modules folder. You need `yarn init` or `npm init -y` first
to make sure there's package.
