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Make compatible with Node.js

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Hi, we are interested in using this module in node-fetch (basically a fetch() for Node.js), but it seems like this module does not yet support Node.js. Would you folks be opposed to a Node.js version using something like event-target-shim or Node.js’ internal EventEmitter class that makes this package Node.js-compatible? Thanks!

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Created 6 years ago
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Haroenvcommented, Nov 28, 2017

I’d like a pure AbortController polyfill for node and browser too!

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mocommented, Feb 24, 2018

Just wanted to note that @caub just landed a PR that makes it very easy to use the abortcontroller-polyfill in node.js … have a look at the updated READMD.md

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