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Does it use the DOM, or can it use things like D3.js that manipulate the DOM.
by billfruit 6y ago
Does it use the DOM, or can it use things like D3.js that manipulate the DOM.
- c-smile 6y agoIt uses DOM, yes. And you should be able to run D3.js in it. Some browser compatibility layer will be required though. The plan for Sciter.JS is to provide minimal DOM implementation to keep it lightweight. For example there is no document.getElementsByTagName method but there is document.querySelectorAll. So if that exact method is needed anyone can add: Document.prototype.getElementsByTagName = function(tag) { return this.querySelectorAll(tag); } That's the idea of Sciter.JS: engine with core functionality that can be configured to run browser and electron applications, just a matter of adequate compatibility layer.