Use jsdom in a browser
See original GitHub issueIt seems that jsdom can be run inside browsers, but the README does not really provide instructions on how to go about it.
Is there a browserified script I can just include in my page as a <script>
tag? If not, how do I go about making one? Will update the README and send a PR with the instructions if someone clarifies them 😃
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@Slapbox Later I removed it form my app. But this commit fixed the issue for me. However I used webpack through Next.js, the config though should be the same. Hope it helps.
jsdom runs in chrome just fine (even within a web worker). We even have a CI script which tests that using karma for every pull request (using browserify!).
However last time I checked (few months ago) Firefox and Edge still lacked a few (standardized) features. You might be able to transpile/polyfill those features. However a few of these features can not be polyfilled (such as ES6 Proxy). We really need those features, you can not implement DOM and HTML without them.
Anyway, is there a more specific problem that you are having?