Forbes Lindesay

+1

I'm intending to go down that route initially for http://regexplained.co.uk but it does have the downside of not being able to see the path taken through the railroad diagram.

With the above fixes (and a slight special casing for long regexps) this is deployed to my fork at http://regexplained.co.uk/ Thanks for doing all the hard work

Would be cool to see as a separate pull request to https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/regexplained.co.uk as the code is pretty different (I've used a simple module system rather than your wacky dependency injection...

For regexplained I now have a version that renders everything to an SVG string rather than using raphael. It's actually a lot faster and it makes it possible to use...

The workaround I've found is to add: ```js global.Promise = require('promise'); ``` to my setup.js

I think you're right about *why* this doesn't work, but I don't think you're really right about this working as intended. Promises are a form of timer, and because in...

> The fact people use promises differently i'm not clear on what you mean by this? > it was never a feature of Jest that you could run Promises using...

I don't think there's any point adding to this issue. The problem is clearly stated and defined. All this needs is for one of the jest maintainers to acknowledge that...

Which db engine would you be using this with?