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I'm just curious as to why jsdom is required for the full rendering. I understand the need for a DOM, but what about in environments in which a DOM already exists? In our current architecture, we're running our tests directly in the browser via Karma.
I do see that jsdom is an optional dependency, and that its require statement is wrapped in a try/catch. Does this mean that it would still work if you're using some alternative DOM? If so, then just the docs are misleading.
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I'm just curious as to why
jsdom
is required for the full rendering. I understand the need for a DOM, but what about in environments in which a DOM already exists? In our current architecture, we're running our tests directly in the browser via Karma.I do see that
jsdom
is an optional dependency, and that its require statement is wrapped in a try/catch. Does this mean that it would still work if you're using some alternative DOM? If so, then just the docs are misleading.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: