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Papaparse not working with browserify

See original GitHub issue

Because of the way browserify module’s work, the scope here is not actually window.

While the this keyword is good for keeping everything inclosed, the papaparse library uses the window.postMessage function, so the anonymous function must return window, otherwise you run into errors.

Before I submitted a PR, I wanted to get @mholt’s opinion on if this is the right move here.

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Created 9 years ago
Comments:16 (13 by maintainers)

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MaKleSoftcommented, May 31, 2018

Um, was this change reverted at some point? Having the same issue with importing as es6 module, since this is undefined in that case.

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ChrisAlvarescommented, Mar 13, 2015

Yes! This is working. Thanks for all the hard work on this gents.

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