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I suppose it'll have to wait at least for the abort api for whatwg-fetch is merged https://github.com/github/fetch/pull/592
@dbauszus-glx for now I'm waiting for the people from the fetch polyfill to implement the feature. I'll give it a try once they have it ready.
In the line of the source code if it is changed to: return Buffer.concat([runtime.csvLineBuffer, Buffer.from(chunk)]); it also gets fixed
I'm not completely convinced about that rule. I see the same problem that you mention in that issue. By enabling that rule you are forced to leave a line between...
Same issue. @jiouiuw doesn't seem to work
Yes, I think that would be feasible. The most delicate part will be the tests because I'd rather have no jquery on them so that they are more agnostic.
Actually it is not using jasmine any longer, the tests used an old version of jasmine which wasn't very nice to run async tests (all that runFor, waitFor... was a...
Right now the tests work as follows, first [JSDOMSpec](https://github.com/furstenheim/web-scraper-chrome-extension/blob/headless-mode/tests/jsdomSpec.js) or [browserSpec](https://github.com/furstenheim/web-scraper-chrome-extension/blob/headless-mode/tests/browserSpec.js) runs to load window, document and jquery, they store this variables in globals. Then for each test that variable...
@grinono yes, it is available in npm and it is [easy to use](https://www.npmjs.com/package/web-scraper-headless#headless-mode)
@grinono what kind of errors are you getting? Have you tried requiring the package instead of importing?