Does not work with browserify

Nock expects http.ClientRequest to be defined; the http module that browserify supplies does not use this internal object. Since ClientRequest is an internal object not typically used in an application space, I’m filing this as a bug – just because you’re CommonJS, doesn’t mean you’re running on node 😃

The error that exposes this issue:

PhantomJS 1.9.2 (Linux) ERROR
        TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'superCtor.prototype')
        at /tmp/karma-browerify.js:1740
PhantomJS 1.9.2 (Linux): Executed 0 of 0 ERROR (12.249 secs / 0 secs)

I’ve traced it down to line 161 of intercept.js.

I understand if you consider nock to be just-for-node, and that extending nock to support mocking out browserify’s http shim might be out of scope for the project. But it should probably be noted in the README.md that browserify is explicitly not supported (and, to be nice, suggest an alternative).

[alexpanov]

@JuHwon @miazoom @choonkending I’ve been trying to test my axios clients with karma and phantomjs using nock but had 0 success. The client is still hitting the real server. Anyone got around it?

[JuHwon]

@miazoom @choonkending having the same issue while following the redux test examples from the doc. Did you solve this?