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Sounds to me like your issue is with the author of Zombie.
by hcon 11y ago
Sounds to me like your issue is with the author of Zombie.
- Touche 11y agoActually it's with jsdom, Zombie's major dependency which dropped Node support pretty soon after IOjs was released.
- WalterSear 11y agoThat sounds political, more than anything else.
- thechriswalker 11y agoActually, IIRC it's the exact same reason as the io.js split. The maintainer of jsdom had changes that weren't being merged into node's VM module. So jsdom 3.x used a lib called "contextify". When io.js was released and the changes included, node support was dropped. Now node 4.0.0 is out and has those changes, jsdom now works on node again.
- lfuller 11y agoIt was. The maintainer of jsdom decided to no longer support node after 3.x and made the library throw a condescending exception if you tried to run it with node. The docs were also filled with childish "tm" symbols whenever node was mentioned. I see things like this all the time and it really puts me off OSS.