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Comparing version 0.90.16 to 0.90.17

package.json

		{
		"name": "mock-browser",
		"version": "0.90.16",
		"version": "0.90.17",
		"description": "A mock browser with window, document, location, navigation, local and session storage to use for client side code tests in a node environment.",
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README.md

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		The use case is you have a browserify client project and unit tests need to provide a mechanism for client modules to access the window, document, location, etc. The best way to simulate this is to use a proxy wall between the normally global browser objects a require the application to get instances of window, document, etc. That way you can supply a mock for all of these objects with a common interface (AbstractBrowser). It looks like this...
		The typical use case is a browserify project with unit tests that need to provide access to browser globals like window, document, location, etc. The best way to simulate this is to use a proxy wall between the normally global browser objects a require the application to get instances of window, document, etc. That way you can supply a mock for all of these objects with a common interface (AbstractBrowser). It looks like this...

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		<p><small><em>copyright © 2014 rain city software \| version 0.90.16</em></small></p>
		<p><small><em>copyright © 2014 rain city software \| version 0.90.17</em></small></p>

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