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Andrew de Andrade updated THRIFT-2976:
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Description:
The attached patch adds support for XHR connections and WebSocket connections
in the browser. Currently there are only tests for XHR since phantomjs 1.x.x
does not fully support the websockets protocol. Once phantom 2.x.x is released
a test for websockets will be added.
To make browser tests work, all tests were converted to substack/tape (which is
a TAP testing harness that works both on the server and in the browser). This
has the side effect of making the tests way more readable.
was:
The attached patch adds support for XHR connections and WebSocket connections
in the browser. Currently there are only tests for XHR since phantomjs 1.x.x
does not fully support the websockets protocol. Once phantom 2.x.x is released
a test for websockets will be added.
To make browser tests work, all tests were converted to substack/tape (which is
a TAP testing harness that works both on the server and in the browser). This
has the side effect of making the tests way more readable.
> nodejs: xhr and websocket support for browserify
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> Key: THRIFT-2976
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2976
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Node.js - Library
> Environment: Trusty64 Vagrant box
> Reporter: Andrew de Andrade
> Attachments: 0001-nodejs-xhr-and-websocket-browser-support.patch
>
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> The attached patch adds support for XHR connections and WebSocket connections
> in the browser. Currently there are only tests for XHR since phantomjs 1.x.x
> does not fully support the websockets protocol. Once phantom 2.x.x is
> released a test for websockets will be added.
> To make browser tests work, all tests were converted to substack/tape (which
> is a TAP testing harness that works both on the server and in the browser).
> This has the side effect of making the tests way more readable.
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