Alexander Shutau

Is there a way to do this without `karma.config.parseConfig`? E.g. `import config from './karma.conf.mjs';`?

I tried patching `parseConfig` function in `config.js` file with ```javascript if (typeof configFilePath === 'function') { configModule = configFilePath; } ``` and it works! `basePath` or `files` should be updated...

@npetruzzelli I need to run a `new karma.Server` and need to parse a config with options for it.

See the attachment. I suggest a simple fix like `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {}` to display dark body background when user wants to. 

I fixed the issue by adding the following script to `files` config: ```javascript window.top.document.body.style.backgroundColor = '#222222'; window.top.document.body.style.color = '#dddddd'; window.top.document.getElementById('banner').style.backgroundColor = '#226644'; ``` Now my eyes feel relaxed (only flashes...

I made it work after reading some Google tutorial https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/web-assembly-intro/index.html?index=..%2F..%2Findex#3 ```c // hello.c #include float bezier1(float t, float p0, float p1) { return (1 - t) * p0 + t...

Any suggestion for the latest Web-Ext, Firefox and Puppeteer? Here's my code ```javascript // @ts-check const path = require('path'); const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core'); const webExt = require('web-ext'); async function openFirefox()...

Thank you @ech0-de! So, the actual solution is adding a port as a second item in `args` array and also I had to do `await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 2000));`...

Example usage ```ts import { AgChartOptions, AgChart } from 'ag-charts-community'; import { getData } from './data'; const options: AgChartOptions = { container: document.getElementById('myChart'), data: getData(), series: [ { type: 'pie',...

Hi @drmikecrowe! You might be the first user of `malevic`! Didn't notice your problem. This library renders everything synchronously, when you call `render()` or `sync()`.