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I did a thing, it works, pls comment. See https://travis-ci.org/tmpvar/jsdom/builds/50547517 for the proper build with browser test. |
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Wow, looks pretty awesome :D. Maybe add a test for async access within some nested scopes? |
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curlies and newline. JSHint should be catching this? Can we JSHint this file now?
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Fixed the nitpicks, but need to get some sleep before I add a test. Will do later tonight though. |
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Added the async test. |
This dynamically rewrites the provided source code to always refer to window if it's a global variable. Caveats: * toString() of functions will return different results: a "window." prefix on global vars and whitespace modifications * Refering to undefined variables will not throw an error due to the window prefix for now. This might be fixable by throwing the error ourselves.
We can successfully run more parts of our node test suite on the browser too now! Also updated a few of the comments of the suites I've tried.
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Fixed, at least somewhat, with 0ec0d0e. Will try to track down more cases as they pop up. |
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Our contextify-shim.js doesn't even have a run function. I tried to add one, just
but this of course doesn't work since it's running the code in the global scope (e.g. in a worker), where variables like
windowanddocumentdon't work right.