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jsdom-bundle

v1.0.7

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🐢 Self-contained jsdom

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jsdom-bundle

🐢 Self-contained jsdom

jsdom-bundle is exactly as it sounds: a fully self-contained version of jsdom. This library allows you to use jsdom in environments beyond Node.js, such as browser-like contexts or workers without access to a window object.

Usage

There are two versions of jsdom-bundle available. The recommended version is kid-index.js, which is bundled with Browserify and can be imported directly.

Browser Window Import

<script src="https://unpkg.com/jsdom-bundle/bundles/kid-index.js"></script>

Dynamic Import

await import('https://unpkg.com/jsdom-bundle/bundles/kid-index.js');

If needed, you can also copy and paste the contents directly, which may be useful in environments like Cloudflare Workers.

Accessing the API

Once imported, jsdom can be accessed on the global jsdom object:

const { JSDOM } = jsdom;
const dom = new JSDOM(`<!DOCTYPE html><p>Hello world</p>`);
console.log(dom.window.document.querySelector("p").textContent); // "Hello world"

Wider Compatibility

For environments requiring greater compatibility (e.g., older browsers), use kid-bundle.js. This version is bundled first with Browserify, then with Webpack and Babel.

Browser Window Import

<script src="https://unpkg.com/jsdom-bundle/bundles/kid-bundle.js"></script>

Dynamic Import

await import('https://unpkg.com/jsdom-bundle/bundles/kid-bundle.js');

⚠️ Warnings

  • kid-gloves Integration: This package includes kid-gloves, a utility that converts some runtime errors into warnings. While this generally improves compatibility, it may affect other parts of your code. If needed, you can use the versions pre-index.js and pre-bundle.js, which exclude kid-gloves, but note that compatibility is not guaranteed.

  • Canvas API Exclusion: jsdom does not include a built-in canvas API. Any references to the canvas API have been removed from this package, as including them can cause bundling issues. Canvas support is out of scope for this project.