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node-jsdom-repl

v1.0.2

Published

Monkeypatch your node REPL with browser globals using jsdom

Downloads

3

Readme

node-jsdom-repl

NPM version

Monkeypatch your node REPL with browser globals using jsdom.

Getting Started

Make sure you have jsdom installed, if not run:

npm install -D jsdom

Install this too:

npm install -D node-jsdom-repl

Start node with the browser context from jsdom:

node-browser

Usage

The quickest way to use this is to use the cli command:

node-browser

From inside a normal Node.js REPL

Run the node REPL:

node

And then, from inside the node REPL, import and run:

> require('node-jsdom-repl').patch();

This should set all the global properties from jsdom.window to the Node.js global object.

Advanced Usage

If you want to pass custom options or use a different global you can

> const jsdomGlobalRepl = require('node-jsdom-repl').patch();
> jsdomGlobalRepl(
  global,
  '<html></html>',
  {
    // ... any valid jsdom argument
  }
);