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Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) ADDED you can use the `browser.fetch` to retrieve any resources, using the cookies, pipeline and all other browser settings CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED use `browser.status` instead of `browser.statusCode` (HTML APIs use `status` and `statusText`) CHANGED `browser.resources` is now just an array of all resources requested when processing the currently open window. Resources no longer shared by all windows, and other features (pipeline configuration, fetch resources) moved elsewhere. CHANGED separated pipeline from resources. Use `browser.pipeline.addHandler` to add request/response handler to the browser instance, or `Pipeline.addHandler` to add handler to all new instances. CHANGED pipeline API changed as well. Request handler called with browser instance and Fetch `Request` object, can return null or a Fetch `Response` object. Response handler called with browser instance, request and response object, should return same or new response object. Handlers no longer using callbacks, if you need asynchronous behavior, return a promise. FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead REMOVED `browser.close` confusing method name, use `browser.window.close` if you really need to close the window. 694 passing (21s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) ADDED you can use the `browser.fetch` to retrieve any resources, using the cookies, pipeline and all other browser settings CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED use `browser.status` instead of `browser.statusCode` (HTML APIs use `status` and `statusText`) CHANGED `browser.resources` is now just an array of all resources requested when processing the currently open window. Resources no longer shared by all windows, and other features (pipeline configuration, fetch resources) moved elsewhere. CHANGED separated pipeline from resources. Use `browser.pipeline.addHandler` to add request/response handler to the browser instance, or `Pipeline.addHandler` to add handler to all new instances. CHANGED pipeline API changed as well. Request handler called with browser instance and Fetch `Request` object, can return null or a Fetch `Response` object. Response handler called with browser instance, request and response object, should return same or new response object. Handlers no longer using callbacks, if you need asynchronous behavior, return a promise. FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead REMOVED `browser.close` confusing method name, use `browser.window.close` if you really need to close the window. 694 passing (21s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) ADDED you can use the `browser.fetch` to retrieve any resources, using the cookies, pipeline and all other browser settings CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED use `browser.status` instead of `browser.statusCode` (HTML APIs use `status` and `statusText`) CHANGED `browser.resources` is now just an array of all resources requested when processing the currently open window. Resources no longer shared by all windows, and other features (pipeline configuration, fetch resources) moved elsewhere. CHANGED separated pipeline from resources. Use `browser.pipeline.addHandler` to add request/response handler to the browser instance, or `Pipeline.addHandler` to add handler to all new instances. CHANGED pipeline API changed as well. Request handler called with browser instance and Fetch `Request` object, can return null or a Fetch `Response` object. Response handler called with browser instance, request and response object, should return same or new response object. Handlers no longer using callbacks, if you need asynchronous behavior, return a promise. FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead REMOVED `browser.close` confusing method name, use `browser.window.close` if you really need to close the window. 694 passing (23s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) ADDED you can use the `browser.fetch` to retrieve any resources, using the cookies, pipeline and all other browser settings CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED use `browser.status` instead of `browser.statusCode` (HTML APIs use `status` and `statusText`) CHANGED `browser.resources` is now just an array of all resources requested when processing the currently open window. Resources no longer shared by all windows, and other features (pipeline configuration, fetch resources) moved elsewhere. CHANGED separated pipeline from resources. Use `browser.pipeline.addHandler` to add request/response handler to the browser instance, or `Pipeline.addHandler` to add handler to all new instances. CHANGED pipeline API changed as well. Request handler called with browser instance and Fetch `Request` object, can return null or a Fetch `Response` object. Response handler called with browser instance, request and response object, should return same or new response object. Handlers no longer using callbacks, if you need asynchronous behavior, return a promise. FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead 694 passing (23s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED the resources implementation to use the Fetch API. Pay attention to the following breaking changes: * To retrieve a resource, call `browser.resources.fetch`; the `request/get/post` methods are gone * When checking on resources, the request and response objects are based on `Request`, `Response` and `Headers` as defined by the Fetch API * In particular, Fetch (as well as XHR) has a `status` flag, whereas Node API has a `statusCode` in its HTTP API; Zombie is transitioning to use `status` everywhere to better mimic browser * The pipeline implementation has changed as well: handlers are now called with reference to browser, use Fetch `Request` and `Response` objects, and can return an object or a promise, but no longer use callbacks This actually makes the code simpler and easier to read, no seriously, try some `async/await` for yourself. For example: https://github.com/assaf/zombie/blob/fetch-api/src/resources.js#L123-L137 FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead 694 passing (23s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED the resources implementation to use the Fetch API. Pay attention to the following breaking changes: * To retrieve a resource, call `browser.resources.fetch`; the `request/get/post` methods are gone * When checking on resources, the request and response objects are based on `Request`, `Response` and `Headers` as defined by the Fetch API * In particular, Fetch (as well as XHR) has a `status` flag, whereas Node API has a `statusCode` in its HTTP API; Zombie is transitioning to use `status` everywhere to better mimic browser * The pipeline implementation has changed as well: handlers are now called with reference to browser, use Fetch `Request` and `Response` objects, and can return an object or a promise, but no longer use callbacks This actually makes the code simpler and easier to read, no seriously, try some `async/await` for yourself. For example: https://github.com/assaf/zombie/blob/fetch-api/src/resources.js#L123-L137 FIXED empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 FIXED added `navigator.appVersion` assaf#885 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead 694 passing (23s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400 ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/) CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1 CHANGED the resources implementation to use the Fetch API. Pay attention to the following breaking changes: * To retrieve a resource, call `browser.resources.fetch`; the `request/get/post` methods are gone * When checking on resources, the request and response objects are based on `Request`, `Response` and `Headers` as defined by the Fetch API * In particular, Fetch (as well as XHR) has a `status` flag, whereas Node API has a `statusCode` in its HTTP API; Zombie is transitioning to use `status` everywhere to better mimic browser * The pipeline implementation has changed as well: handlers are now called with reference to browser, use Fetch `Request` and `Response` objects, and can return an object or a promise, but no longer use callbacks This actually makes the code simpler and easier to read, no seriously, try some `async/await` for yourself. For example: https://github.com/assaf/zombie/blob/fetch-api/src/resources.js#L123-L137 FIXES empty `cookie` and `referer` header no longer sent assaf#881 REMOVED `document.window`, use `document.defaultView` instead 694 passing (23s) 12 pending
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