Portable Object.create that is not a shim and drops the verbose property descriptor syntax.
npm install create-object  
``shell`
npm install create-object --save
> You can also use Duo, Bower or download the files manually.
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###### Create
`js
var create = require('create-object')
var point = create({
type: 'Point',
coordinates: [-0.127758, 51.507351],
valueOf: function () { return this.coordinates }
})
point
//=> {}
point.valueOf()
//=> [ -0.127758, 51.507351 ]
`
###### Create with properties
`js
var create = require('create-object')
var geo = create({}, {
coordinates: [-0.127758, 51.507351]
})
geo
//=> { coordinates: [ -0.127758, 51.507351 ] }
`
- True prototypal inheritance.
- Your code does not need to bother with constructors or the new keyword.
- Fields and methods on the prototype are non-enumerable.
- Works in all JS engines (including old IEs like IE8).
- Does not shim/sham Object.create.
- Ignores verbose ES5 property descriptor syntax.
###### arguments
- prototype: (Object) The object which should be the prototype of the newly-created object.properties: (Object)
- Key-values which should be copied to the newly-created object.
###### returns
- (Object)` New object with the specified prototype object including any copied properties.
- Prototypal Inheritance in JavaScript
- JS Objects: De”construct”ion
- Object.create
> SEE: contributing.md
