Dan Oved

Sadly, jquery is the best parsing library I know! So I can see why it's a natural fit for artoo. There is the html5 [DOMParser](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/DOMParser) But all that does is...

Would artoo.scrape work without jquery?

Also possible to leverage [querySelector](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelector)

The main restriction is actually in `Sizzle` - it attempts to call `document.createElement`, but that's not supported in `react-native`.

Thanks for following up @Yomguithereal I actually got jQuery working within jscore (which is what react-native uses) by building jQuery and modifying one line -https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/66e1b6b8d49812239b5712d65922ff94c60f7b02/src/intro.js#L25 and removing `global.document ?`, because...

I'd love this as well. Until this is merged @mattes3 could you please publish your repo in npm so we can use it right now?

ok so what you're saying is, it expects a file in the format of: somePerson: hi how's it going someOtherPerson: ok somePerson: what's for dinner tonight? someOtherPerson: chicken on rice...

Agreed - we've had deployments fail when npm fails, taking the app offline. It would be great if we had the ability for the app to be deployed and run...

ah yeah that may be a good solution, you could essentially do a 'pre-install' by just doing and npm install in one location and only if that succeeds deploy the...

+1