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Jsdom 4.0 – JavaScript standards-compliant DOM for io.js

• ericclemmons 12y ago
  > Note that as of this release, jsdom no longer works with Node.js™, and instead requires io.js. You are still welcome to install a release in the 3.x series if you are stuck on legacy technology like Node.js™. Ouch. I'm glad there was a semver update, but I imagine projects with more than a few dependencies will start feeling the effects of this fragmentation soon...
  • Drakim 12y ago
    I wonder if some sort of compatibility shim library will eventually pop up for Node.js to combat this issue.
    • pornel 12y ago
      Why bother with a compatibility shim for legacy versions of V8 instead of just updating to stable V8?
  • bshimmin 12y ago
    Ouch indeed. What's the difference between the VM module in Node.js and in io.js? JSDom says VM is "newly-overhauled" in io.js, but I looked at the documentation and (from a quick glance, not a diff) on both sites it looks identical.