Consider removing react and bluebird from dependencies

[jackyef]

By moving react and bluebird to peerDependencies, this package could shave around ~24kB in bundlesize gzip.

I am new to this package, but is there any reason for these to be included as react-social-login own dependencies?

For react, in most cases we can just depend on the consumer to bring their own react.
For bluebird, unless this package is using specific method that aren't in the official Promise spec yet, we can rely on the consumer to polyfill their own Promise.

[thiago-soliveira]

I agree with this. Specially when things like this happens.

[wattazoum]

@thiago-soliveira I imagine that, the fact that you are pointing this error out means that you got it on your project. Did you find a solution for that ?

[thiago-soliveira]

@wattazoum I did. I used yarn resolutions to fix this.

[deepakaggarwal7]

I've removed the bluebird need altogether and saw a whopping reduction from 120kb to 40KB.