FIXED Multipart submission breaks for simple values
697 passing (24s) 12 pending
Work around some Babel.js bugs.
697 passing (24s) 12 pending
Upgraded to JSDOM 5.3.0.
697 passing (24s) 12 pending
Upgraded to JSDOM 5.2.0 and tough-cookie 1.1.0
694 passing (22s) 12 pending
Upgraded to JSDOM 5.1.0
FIXED assertion errors not propagating out of wait callback
694 passing (22s) 12 pending
Upgraded to JSDOM 5.0.1
ADDED expose Browser.Request/Response/Headers
CHANGED use regexp instead of startsWith
694 passing (22s) 12 pending
Version 4.0 requires io.js, see: https://github.com/tmpvar/jsdom/blob/master/Changelog.md#400
ADDED preliminary support for the Fetch API (https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/)
ADDED you can use the browser.fetch to retrieve any resources, using the
cookies, pipeline and all other browser settings
CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 4.1
CHANGED use browser.status instead of browser.statusCode (HTML APIs use
status and statusText)
CHANGED browser.resources is now just an array of all resources requested when
processing the currently open window. Resources no longer shared by all
windows, and other features (pipeline configuration, fetch resources) moved
elsewhere.
CHANGED separated pipeline from resources. Use browser.pipeline.addHandler to
add request/response handler to the browser instance, or Pipeline.addHandler
to add handler to all new instances.
CHANGED pipeline API changed as well. Request handler called with browser
instance and Fetch Request object, can return null or a Fetch Response
object. Response handler called with browser instance, request and response
object, should return same or new response object. Handlers no longer using
callbacks, if you need asynchronous behavior, return a promise.
FIXED empty cookie and referer header no longer sent #881
FIXED added navigator.appVersion #885
REMOVED document.window, use document.defaultView instead
REMOVED browser.close confusing method name, use browser.window.close if you
really need to close the window.
694 passing (21s) 12 pending
FIXED file URLs not resolving correctly #886 (Jeffrey Jagoda)
3.1 is the first official release of Zombie 3.x. It is a major upgrade from 2.5, and as such has several breaking changes. Please check the list of changes below to learn what has changed.
ADDED DOM URL class
ADDED XHR events emitted to browser
ADDED wait() ends with error if Browser cannot load all resources on the page (e.g. doesn't get to load scripts)
ADDED submitting form using an image input will include coordinates #865 (Werner Beroux)
REMOVED browser.fork no longer supported
REMOVED browser.htmlParser option no longer supported, always using default browser (parser5)
REMOVED Browser.visit(url, options) no longer changes instance options
REMOVED resources.mock/fail/delay, use Nock instead
REMOVED protocol and bcat, no tests
REMOVED Browser.create
REMOVED Browser.dns and Browser.ports, switching to different implementation
CHANGED Browser.debug -> browser.debug (per instance)
CHANGED browser.referer -> browser.referrer
CHANGED Browser.default. = deprecated, use Browser. = instead
CHANGED timeout event -> setTimeout, interval -> setInterval
CHANGED removed onalert/onconfirm/onprompt, use browser.on('alert', fn) etc
CHANGED credentials replaced with browser.on('authenticate', fn)
CHANGED browser.wait() runs event loop so you can catch done/error events
CHANGED event loop done event renamed to idle
CHANGED upgraded to JSDOM 3.1, added io.js and Node 0.12 support
CHANGED all dump() methods now accept output stream or output to stdout
CHANGED XHR errors no longer stop the event loop
If you are wondering what happened to 3.0, there were 16 test relases of 3.0
leading up to 3.1. Test releases are tagged as next instead of latest. NPM
defaults to showing and installing latest versions, you have to explicitly instruct it to install` next versions.
688 passing (22s) 12 pending
ADDED waitForServer to wait for a server-initiated event before running
wait method. Accepts the same arguments as wait.
Currently supports EventSource aka Server-Sent
Events.
CHANGED load is now asynchronous just like wait. Use a callback or promise
before accessing the document.
703 passing (12s) 8 pending
ADDED support for navigator.mimeTypes
CHANGED wait() returns a lazy promise
Prior to this change, calling wait() without a callback would return a
promise, which will resolve by running the event loop for completion, even if
you don't provide any callbacks.
This is not specifically a problem with wait, but with methods that end by
calling wait, like clickLink and pressButton.
After this change, wait() will do nothing, unless you either supply a
callback, or use the promise by means of calling then/catch/done on it.
You can achieve the old behavior by calling browser.wait().done().
REMOVED Passing an options object to browser.visit is deprecated and will be removed soon. Passing an options object to Browser.visit is still supported.
UPGRADED to JSDOM 1.4.0
700 passing (12s) 8 pending
FIXED eliminated endless spinning of the event loop
NOTE this may break your tests suite if you added an asynchronous event listener in your Node code but forgot to wait() for the event to fire. For example:
695 passing (10s)
8 pending
FIXED XHR status and response text in case of error #811
FIXED XHR events for abort and timeout
FIXED ReferenceError: id is not defined
695 passing
11 sec to complete
ADDED XHR now supports progress events
691 passing
11 sec to complete
ADDED requestAnimationFrame
FIXED don't process responses to aborted XHR requests
UPDATED to JSDOM 1.3.1
688 passing
11 sec to complete
FIXED request 2.48.0 leaks globals, reverting to 2.47.0
686 passing
11 sec to complete
ADDED window.location.origin #796
FIXED updated to JSDOM 1.2.1
FIXED browser.evaluate({throws error}) should throw an error #790
FIXED changing location.hash should be synchronous #781
FIXED DNS.lookup(null) should resolve to null IP #783
FIXED Browser should show errors for resources that fail to load #794
REMOVED no longer support cookie folding with comma #792
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FIXED pushState/replaceState should change history immediately #781
682 passing
10 sec to complete
ADDED browser.assert.link can use regular expression to match link URL #770
ADDED window now has access to XPathResult and friends #762
FIXED images seem to load twice #780
680 passing
10 sec to complete
FIXED bump to JSDOM 1.0.3 to fix cssstyle-browserify dependency
FIXED console.debug fails when brower.silent = false
671 passing
10 sec to complete
FIXED csstyle bug: Cannot find module './properties'
671 passing
11 sec to complete
CHANGED Output from console.log() and friends goes to console unless
browser.silent = true. You can also set it globally with
Browser.default.silent = true. Console output always visible when debugging
(DEBUG=zombie).
ADDED documentation for debugging using DEBUG=zombie and browser.silent.
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NOTE This version introduces a bug from JSDOM, whereby resetting a form will
not reset <select> elements correctly
UPDATED to latest JSDOM
FIXED Exceptions are being swallowed #761
Minor other bug fixes
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FIXED browser will sometimes run code asynchronously outside a wait
FIXED browser.wait should return a promise when called without open window #755
FIXED complain when using event loop of destroyed browser
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FIXED window.cookies fails with error #610
FIXED HTMLImageElement._attrModified not passing callback to HTML.resourceLoader.load #624
FIXED Add raise method to xhr to catch errors in handlers #681
FIXED Chunked and gzipped content is not decompressed #707
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ADDED Only decode HTML documents, and support meta tag with charset
CHANGED Switched from using encoding to iconv-lite
CHANGED Switched from using Q to Bluebird
671 tests
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FIXED DNS.lookup should use lookup, not resolve
Much much has changed, and the documentation has not caught up. Here's a partial and incomplete list.
browser.tabs replaces browser.windows. Is now an array so you can access a
tab directly (e.g. browser.tabs[0]), and also switch tabs more easily (e.g.
browser.tabs.current = 0).
console.log, console.error and friends now emit a console event from the
browser. First argument is the output type (e.g. "log"), second is the
formatted text.
console.error and console.assert output to standard error (unless silent).
browser.url returns the URL of the current document.
New browser has no open window. You need to call visit, open or set
location.
Brand new implementation of browser history, fixes the "two URLs, one window" issue.
browser.request and browser.response return the request/response used for
the last top-most page load. All other resources available from
browser.resources. These replace lastRequest and lastResponse.
Added browser.activeElement (removed browser.focus) and support for
autofocus attribute.
Browser is now an EventEmitter so you can hook into it and instrument it.
The wait method now takes two optional parameters: options that determine how
long to wait and a callback. Options include duration, function and
element, the later completing when the element is found in the document.
The wait method's wait function now receives two parameters: the active window
and how long the wait is for the next event (0 to Infinity).
The visit method now passes applicable options to wait (duration,
function, etc).
The maxWait option is now called waitDuration and waitFor is no longer
supported. waitDuration should be provided in milliseconds (maxWait was provided in seconds)
Introducing assertsions to make your life all the more easier, for example:
browser.element("h1") browser.text("h1", "Header") browser.elements("li", { atLeast: 5 }) browser.assert.url("http://example.com")
Added support for deflat and gzip responses.
New API for accessing resources, use browser.resources. Lots of goodies like
allowing you to retrieve resources directory (resources.get,
resources.post), define how resources are handled, emulate server failures
(resources.fail), delay responses (resources.delay), even mock responses
(resources.mock).
676 tests
12 sec to complete
Fixed another timer edge case.
550 tests
14.5 sec to complete
Support for browser custom headers ():
browser.headers = "Accept-Language": "da, en-gb"
browser.fork() now copies browser options (Jakub Kulhan).
Fixed window.close() to properly dispose of the context, and added
browser.close() to properly close all windows and cleanup. If you're running
into memory issues, use either method.
Share the same location instance between history stack entries (David Stendardi)
Do not down-case file: URLs.
Implemented Node.contains (Dave Dopson).
Setting element.style.width now reflected in value of element.clientWidth
and element.offsetWidth (and same for height).
Upgraded dependencies, tested with Node 0.8.6, jQuery 1.8.0, require.js 2.0.6.
Fail if Contextify module not available.
Fixed edge case where timers may fire after browser.wait returns.
550 tests
14.5 sec to complete
The id, name and value properties should be empty strings if the
corresponding attribute is not set.
537 tests
13.0 sec to complete
Note that browser.text now trims and strips consecutive whitespace.
Added maximum waiting period with the maxWait browser option, which defaults
to 5 seconds.
You can set maxWait and wait duration as number of milliseconds or textual
value like "5s", "1m", etc.
Fixed a.href to not break when missing href attribute.
Fixed JS execution bug that messes with require.js.
Fixed failing to create empty document on HTTP error.
531 tests
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Added browser.load for loading HTML instead of hitting a URL.
Allow browser.select to use the option text.
Reload document when forking browser.
Set accept-encoding to "identity".
JSON.parse now respects Array.prototype.
Implemented window.resizeBy and window.resizeTo.
If DOM attribute is not set, getAttribute will return null just like any
browser (though the spec insists on empty string).
Fix all file loading (document and resources) to use same code path.
531 tests
12.5 sec to complete
Create DOM document after Web page has loaded. If you want to set document location and wait for document to load, so this:
browser.location = url; browser.on("loaded", function() { // Called after document has loaded ... })
Remove 'Content Type' and 'Content Length' on redirect (re-fixed.)
513 tests
12.2 sec to complete
Fire focus and blur events when filling fields, selecting fields, pressing
button and switching windows.
Both focus and blur methods now work and you can get the activeElement.
Tweak to in-line script processing to fix a problem no one reported.
513 tests
12.3 sec to complete
The wait function (and its derivatives) now return most recent error in
callback.
To use promises and duration function, call wait with two arguments, second
one being null.
Workaround for the tricky getElementById("foo").querySelector("#foo .bar")
behavior that JSDOM doesn't get quite right.
500 tests
12.3 sec to complete
Make sure wait callback doesn't get the wrong this.
496 tests
11.5 sec to complete
Fixed setting cookie on redirect to different domain.
Fixed iframe doesn't retain value of src attribute.
Fixed window.close property not set (Jerome Gravel-Niquet).
Added documentation and tests for promises.
496 tests
11.9 sec to complete
Trim stack trace at call to contextify.run. Also, if you upgrade, Contextify
no longer dumps error messages to stderr.
489 tests
11.8 sec to complete
Fixes visit and wait silencing any exceptions thrown during the callback's
execution.
Added empty navigator.plugins.
Added atob and btoa.
489 tests
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Fixed onload event not firing on window.
Added navigator.cookieEnabled and navigator.vendor.
Added empty Accept-Encoding header since there's no gzip/compress support at
the moment.
Fixed Browser default settings.
Upgraded to HTML5 0.3.8.
487 tests
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Yes, that is right, Zombie now supports promises. Like this:
browser.visit("http://localhost:3000/").
then(function() {
assert.equal(browser.text("H1"), "Deferred zombies");
// Chaining works by returning a promise here
return browser.clickLink("Hit me");
}).
then(function() {
assert.equal(browser.text("H1"), "Ouch");
});
A new way to set authentication credentials so they can be applied to specific host (e.g. HTTP Basic one host, OAuth Bearer another). Like this:
// HTTP Basic takes user and password
browser.authenticate().basic("me", "secret")
// OAuth 2.0 Bearer takes an access token
browser.authenticate("example.com:443").bearer("12345")
// Show the authentication credentials in use
console.log(browser.authenticate().token)
Successfully testing Facebook Connect using Zombie (see
test/facebook_connect_test.coffee).
487 tests
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Changed browser option windowName to just name.
Setting browser option to undefined no longer resets it to default (that was a
stupid idea).
Support for opening link in specified target (named window, _self, _parent, _top or
_blank).
Fixed Zombie retaining multiple values for the same cookie (domain/path/key).
485 tests
11.9 sec to complete
Should be windows.select not windows.switch.
462 tests
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Cleaned up and documented browser.windows.
Brought back JSDOM offset patches, Google Maps fails badly without these.
462 tests
11.4 sec to complete
Fix loading URL with document fragment remove document fragment from page location.
459 tests
9.9 sec to complete
Fixed basic/token authentication working for pages but not resources like JS, CSS (David Newell).
Old-style event handlers (onclick, onsubmit, etc) now have access to event
through window.event.
Old-style event handlers can return false to prevent default behavior.
Added window.Event and its siblings UIEvent, MouseEvent, MutationEvent
and StorageEvent.
457 tests
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Make sure you can window.frames[name].postMessage.
453 tests
9.9 sec to complete
Redirection is now handled by Zombie instead of Request, set cookies to the right domain.
Run without Coffee-Script.
453 tests
9.7 sec to complete
Added support for postMessage.
Added support for window.open() and working with more than one window at a
time (browser.windows).
When following redirect with # in it, fire the hashchange event.
IFrame window name based on element's name attribute.
Fixed IFrame document and window to include Zombie enhancements.
Zombie can now show FB Connect form.
453 tests
9.8 sec to complete
You can now set document location to javascript:expression and it will
evaluate that expression.
440 tests
9.6 sec to complete
Switched default HTML parser back to the more forgiving HTML5:
- Supports scripts with CDATA
- Supports tag soups
- Preserve order of execution between in-line and loaded JS code
- Support
document.write
Fix textContent of elements that have comments in them to not exclude the
comment text .
438 tests
9.7 sec to complete
Upgraded to JSDOM 0.2.14. This includes an upgrade to Contextify which fixes an edge case with JS scoping. It also translates to 10% faster tests (On My Machine).
But HTML processing is a bit more picky right now.
Methods like visit now pass error to the callback if they fail to load or
parse the page. JavaScript execution errors are handled separately.
436 tests
8.0 sec to complete
Fixed failing to redirect after POST request (Vincent P).
426 tests
8.8 sec to complete
Fixed iframes not loading properly of firing onload event when setting src
attribute.
426 tests
9.6 sec to complete
Switched from testing with Vows to testing with Mocha. Tests now running sequentially.
Fixed a couple of issues with cookies, also switched to a better implementation, see Tough Cookie
Zombie now submits empty text fields and checked checkboxes with no value.
Support for script type="text/coffeescript" (audreyt).
425 tests
10.0 sec to complete
Now requires Node 0.6.x or later. Also upgraded to CoffeeScript 1.3.1, which helped find a couple of skipped tests.
Added support for proxies by using the excellent Request module
Added File object in browser (Ian Young)
Added support for EventSource (see Server-Sent Events)
Maintenance release: JSDOM 0.2.11/12 is broken, fixing to 0.2.10 (Mike Swift)
Fix redirect not passing the same headers again.
412 tests
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Browser.fire takes no options (that was an undocumented argument), and always fires events that bubble and can be
cancelled.
Clicking on checkbox or radio button now changes the value and propagated the click event. If preventDefault, the
value is changed back.
411 tests
6.0 sec to complete
Added element offset properties. Google Maps demand these.
406 tests
5.9 sec to complete
Maintenance update, mostly more test coverage, and updates to dependencies.
403 tests
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Brought back Web Sockets support (Justin Latimer)
Using JSDOM offsets (Justin Tulloss)
388 tests
3.8 sec to complete
Added support for httpOnly cookies.
You can now call browser.cookies with no arguments to return cookies for the current domain (based on the hostname of
the currently loaded page).
You can now pass referer header:
browser.visit("/page", referer: "http://google.com", function() {
. . .
})
Apply 5 second time limit on browser.wait, even if there's something going on (e.g. pull requests).
387 tests
3.9 sec to complete
Browser implementations of clearInterval/clearTimeout do not throw exceptions (Justin Tulloss)
Fix resources.toString throwing an error (Mr Rogers)
374 tests
3.9 sec to complete
Methods like visit and fire no longer call wait if there's no callback.
The wait callback is called from nextTick. Fixes a possible race condition.
366 Tests
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You can now tell browser.wait when to complete processing events by passing either duration (in milliseconds) or a
function that returns true when done. For example:
browser.wait(500, function() {
// Waits no longer than 0.5 second
})
function mapIsVisible(window) {
return window.querySelector("#map");
}
browser.wait(mapIsVisible, function() {
// Waits until the map element is visible on the page
})
Reduced default waitFor from 5 seconds to 0.5 seconds. That seems good enough default for most pages.
366 Tests
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Zombie and Browser are no longer distinct namespaces. What you require is the Browser class that also includes
all the methods previously defined for Zombie. For example:
var Browser = require("zombie")
// This setting applies to all browsers
Browser.debug = true
// Create and use a new browser instance
var browser = new Browser()
browser.visit("http://localhost:3001", function() {
...
})
Added browser.history for accessing history for the current window, browser.back for navigating to the previous page
and browser.reload for reloading the current page.
Fixed a bug whereby navigating back in push-state history would reload document.
363 Tests
2.4 sec to complete
Return undefined for response status when there is no response.
362 Tests
2.4 sec to complete
Fixed issue when globally declared variables with no values are not accessible (Brian McDaniel)
362 Tests
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Added global options, for example:
Zombie.site = "http://localhost:3003"
Zombie.visit("/browser/test", function() {
...
})
You can put Zombie in debug mode by setting environment variable DEBUG, for example:
$ DEBUG=true vows
Also added silent option to suppress all console.log output from scripts.
Support origin in websockets (Glen Mailer)
Proper support for CSS style opacity property.
360 Tests
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Added browser.success, returns true if status code is 2xx.
Updated documentation to better reflect new API features and behaviors. Catching up on the many changes since 0.11.
DOM events now dispatched asynchronously as part of event loop.
Allow //<hostname> URLs to be used in more places
359 Tests
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Zombie is now using real timers instead of the fake clock. That means that a setTimeout(fn, 5000) will actually take
5 seconds to complete.
The wait method will wait for short timers (up to 5 seconds), which are quite common for some UI effects, setting up
the page, etc. The maximum wait time is specified by the browser option waitFor.
If you need to wait longer, you can call wait with a time duration as the first argument.
Log redirect and error responses in debug mode.
353 Tests
2.4 sec to complete
Added browser.query and browser.queryAll. Deprecated browser.css;
planning to use it for something else post 1.0.
Calling html or text when the document is not an HTML page returns
the text contents. Particularly useful if you're looking at the
contents of what should be an HTML page, but got 404 or 500 insteas.
357 Tests
2.0 sec to complete
Fixed console.log formatting %s, %d (Quang Van).
Fixed viewInBrowser.
Updated documentation to mention browser.errors and browser.resources, and that cake watchandcake build` are no
longer necessary.
Fix to load cookies that contain equal signs and quotes in the value.
347 Tests
2.0 sec to complete
Fixed loading of cookies/history from file, so empty lines are ignored.
Show JavaScript source location when failing to execute in script element.
Don't execute timer/interval that has been removed.
347 Tests
2.0 sec to complete
Fixes Browser is not defined error.
347 Tests
2.0 sec to complete
Added missing zombie.js.
347 Tests
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Iframes will now load their content when setting src attribute.
Internal changes: resources, event loop associated with browser, history associated with window.
Updated installation instructions for Ubuntu.
347 Tests
2.2 sec to complete
Send Content-Length in URL-encoded form requests (Sven Bange).
Added support for HTTP Basic and OAuth 2.0 authorization (Paul Dixon).
344 Tests
1.9 sec to complete
Better error reporting when executing JS asynchronoulsy (timers, XHR).
Event loop keeps processing past errors.
333 Tests
1.8 sec to complete
Changed error handling for the better.
Calling browser.wait or browser.visit no longer passed the resource/JavaScript error as the first argument, and will continue processing if there are multiple errors.
Instead, an array of errors is passed as the fourth argument. You can
also access browser.errors and to get just the last one, e.g. to
check if any errors were reported, use browser.error.
Using console.log(browser) will puke over your terminal, so we add
global defaults for sanity.
Set console.depth to specify how many times to recurse while
formatting the object (default is zero).
Set console.showHidden to show non-enumerable properties (defaults to
false).
333 Tests
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Added site option allowing you to call visit with a relative path.
Example:
browser = new Browser(site: "localhost:3000")
browser.visit("/testing", function(error, browser) {
})
Fixed uploading of attachments to work with Connect/Express (and possibly other servers). Formidable (used by Connect) does not support Base64 encoding. Sending binary instead.
Tested on Node 0.6.1.
330 Tests
2.1 sec to complete
Fixed #173 browser.open() causes Segmentation fault (Brian McDaniel)
Upgraded to JSDOM 0.2.7.
Tests that this == window == top == parent. True when evaluated within the context of the browser, not necessarily when using browser.window.
Removed JSDOM patch for iframes, no tests failing, let's see what happens ...
Fixes #164 jQuery selectors with explicit context fail.
Better stack traces for client-side JS. This will help in debugging and filing issues.
Updated installation instructions for OS X/Windows.
Upgraded to JSDOM 0.2.4 and testing with jQuery 1.6.3.
329 Tests
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Upgraded to JSDOM 0.2.3 which brings us a Window context that works for asynchronous invocations (that would be timers, XHR and browser.evaluate), and many many other improvements.
Tested for compatibility with jQuery 1.6.2. Yes. It works.
NOTE: This release uses htmlparser as the default parser, while waiting for some bug fixes on HTML5. Unfortunately, htmlparser is limited in what it can accept and properly parse. Be aware of the following issues:
- Your document must have
html,headandbodyelements. - No CDATAs. But then again, CDATA is so 1999.
- Tag soups break the parser.
- Scripts can't use
document.write. Again, it's not 1999.
Added browser.loadCSS option. Set this to load external stylesheets.
Defaults to true.
Added browser.htmlParser option. Tells JSDOM which HTML5 parser to
use. Use null for the default parser.
Fixed handling of file protocol.
Fixed: require.paths is deprecated [#158]
Fixed: missing pathname support for window.location.href [#156]
Fixed: not running script specs due to bug in CoffeeScript (iPaul Covell) [#151]
Updated documentation to clarify installation instructions for OS X and Ubuntu.
311 Tests
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Implements file:// requests using node.js' native fs module rather than leaning on its http module (Ryan Petrello)
Added a basic infection/installation section to documentation (terryp)
Modified resources and xhr to better work with SSL (Ken Sternberg)
Callbacks on input/select changes (Julien Guimont)
Fix type that broke compatibility with jQuery 1.5.1 (Chad Humphries)
Enabled window.Image to accept height and width attributes [#35]
Implemented window.navigator.javaEnabled() [#35]
Added setter for document.location [#90]
Fixed XPath Sorting / Specs (Blake Imsland)
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Added preliminary support for Web sockets (Ben Ford).
Fixes eval to execute in the global scope.
Fixes error when dumping cookies (Christian Joudrey).
Fixed some typos in the README (Jeff Hanke).
Speed bump from running on Node 0.4.1.
295 Tests
2.9 sec to complete
Fixes seg fault when Zombie fails to compile a script.
293 Tests
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Fixes a couple of specs, plugs hole in array to prevent segfaults, and adds try/catch to leave context after executing script.
292 Tests
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Some internal changes to history. Breaks iframe.
289 Tests
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New isolated contexts for executing JavaScript. This solves a long standing problems with pages that have more than one script. Briefly speaking, each window gets it's own context/global scope that is shared by all scripts loaded for that page, but isolated from all other windows.
Fixes error handling on timeout/XHR scripts, these now generate an
onerror event.
Eventloop is now associated with window instead of browser.
Fixes URL resolution in XHR requests with no port.
293 Tests
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Tested with Node 0.4.0.
Add support for IFRAMEs (Damian Janowski).
Upgraded to HTML5 0.2.13.
Fixes #71 cookie names now preserve case.
Fixes #69 incorrectly resolving partial URLs in XHR requests.
Fixes browser.clock to use Date.now instead of new Date (faster).
Fixes browser.dump.
In debug mode, show when firing timeout/interval.
Added cake install.
293 Tests
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Tested with Node 0.3.7 in preparation for Node 0.4.0.
Added browser.fork (Josh Adell):
Return a new browser using a snapshot of this browser's state. This method clones the forked browser's cookies, history and storage. The two browsers are independent, actions you perform in one browser do not affect the other.
Particularly useful for constructing a state (e.g. sign in, add items to a shopping cart) and using that as the base for multiple tests, and for running parallel tests in Vows.
Fix firing the change event on SELECT elements when using jQuery
(Damian Janowski).
Fix for jQuery.ajax receiving a non-string data option (Damian
Janowski).
Fix to allow script elements that are not JavaScript (Sean Coates).
NOTE: In this release I started running the test suite using cake test
and recording the time reported by Vows. This doesn't count the
time it takes to fire up Node, Cake, etc, so the reported time is
approximately a second smaller than the previously reported time for
0.8.11. All other things being equal.
292 Tests
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Added browser.source which returns the unmodified source of
the current page (Bob Lail).
Added support for the Referer header (Vinicius Baggio).
If cookies do not specify a path, they are set to the root path rather than to the request path (Bob Lail).
Cookies are allowed to specify paths other than the request path (Bob Lail).
Ensure fields are sent in the order they are described (José Valim).
Fix parsing of empty body (Vinicius Baggio).
Add support for window.screen (Damian Janowski).
Zombie now sends V0 cookies (Assaf Arkin).
Fix for loading scripts over SSL (Damian Janowski).
Added window.resources to return all resources loaded by the page
(including the page itself). You can see what the page is up with:
browser.window.resources.dump()
Modified lastRequest/lastResponse to use the window resources, fixed
browser.status and browser.redirected to only look at the page
resource itself.
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Allow setting cookies from subdomains (Damian Janowski & Michel Martens).
Modified browser.fire to fire MouseEvents as well (Bob Lail).
Added window.title accessor (Bob Lail).
Fixed window.navigator.userAgent to return userAgent property (same
as sent to server) (Assaf Arkin).
Added support for alert, confirm and prompt (Assaf Arkin).
Added accessors for status code from last respone (browser.statusCode)
and whether last response followed a redirect (browser.redirected)
(Assaf Arkin).
The visit, clickLink and pressButton methods now pass three
arguments to the callback: error, browser and status code (Assaf Arkin).
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Properly use the existance operator so empty strings are sent (José Valim).
Fix to XPath evaluation and sorting by document order (José Valim).
Added unselect, selectOption and unselectOption to browser (Bob
Lail).
Added cookies.clear (Bob Lail).
You can now call browser methods that accept a selector (e.g. fill,
select) with the element itself.
Fix to populate fields even if field type is invalid (Bob Lail).
Update to HTML5 0.2.12.
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Fixed script execution order: now in document order even when mixing internal and external scripts.
Fixed image submit (José Valim).
Ensure checkboxes are properly serialized (José Valim).
It should send first select option if none was chosen (José Valim).
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Adds DOM Level 3 XPath support.
Added support for file upload: browser.attach(selector, filename).
Send script errors to window.onerror and report them back to visit
callback.
Support select with multiple options (José Valim).
Fix handling of unknown input fields and select fields (José Valim).
Fix issue 24, search and hash must be empty string not null.
Support Node 0.3.3 (thanks Pete Bevin)
For the brave enough to hack a Zombie, we now support (and cake setup
assumes) npm bundle.
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Now supports cookies on redirect (thanks Łukasz Piestrzeniewicz).
Handle server returning multiple Set-Cookie headers.
The clickLink and pressButton methods should always pass to callback
and not throw error directly.
Now supports HTTPS.
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Re-implemented bcat in JavaScript, so no need to install bcat to use Zombie.
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Added browser.field (find an input field, textarea, etc),
browser.link (find a link) and browser.button (find a button)
methods.
Added browser.evaluate to evaluate any arbitrary JavaScript in the
window context and return the result.
Added browser.viewInBrowser which uses bcat to view page in your
browser of choice.
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Zombie now shares global variables between scripts.
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Fixed bug whereby Zombie hangs when making requests to a URL that has no
path (e.g. http://localhost).
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Added User-Agent string. You can change it by setting the browser
option userAgent.
There was an error with browser.location: documentation said it
returns a Location object but also just a URL. Since Location
object is more consistent with window.location, accepted that
interpretation.
Location.assign did not load a page if the page was already loaded
in the browser. Changed it to load the page (add caching later on).
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Fixed issue 8, wrong location of package.json.
Upgraded to JSDOM 0.1.22 and using HTML5 parser throughout.
Added browser.runScript option. Set to false if you don't want the browser to execute scripts.
You can now set browser options when initializing a new browser, on
existing Browser object or for the duration of a request by passing
them as second argument to visit.
Browser now has a property called debug that you can set to true/false
(was a function), and separately a method called log that logs
messages when debugging is enabled.
Added new page covering the browser API.
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Fix JSDOM queue and with it issue #6.
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HTML5 doesn't play nice with JSDOM, bringing back html-parser to handle innerHTML (full document parsing still handled by HTML5).
Added documentation page for CSS selectors.
Man pages now moved to section 7.
Added zombie.version.
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Previous fix for document.write was incomplete, this one works better.
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Now parsing documents using HTML5, which can deal better with tag soup.
Added support for scripts that use document.write.
Added troublehsooting guide.
Fixed naming issue: browser.last_request is now lastRequest, same for lastResponse and lastError.
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Fixed non-sensical error message when selector fails matching a node
(fill, check, select, etc).
Added debugging to help you figure out what's happening when tests run:
- Call
browser.debugwith a boolean to turn debugging on/off. - Call
browser.debugwith a boolean and function to turn debugging on/off only while calling that function. - Call
browser.debugwith multiple arguments to print them (same asconsole.log). - Call
browser.debugwith a function to print the result of that function call.
Added an all revealing browser.dump: history, cookies, storage, document, etc. Simply call: browser.dump
Testing that Zombie.js can handle jQuery live form submit event. Yes it can!
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In CoffeeScript 1.0 loops no longer try preserve block scope when functions are being generated within the loop body. Unfortunately, this broke a bunch of stuff when running Zombie from CoffeeScript source. It had effect when running the compiled JavaScript.
Changed: window.location now returns the same Location object until you navigate to a different page.
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Removed CoffeeScript from runtime dependency list.
Added querySelector and querySelectorAll based on the DOM Selector
API. Use this instead of find
method.
Browser is now an EventEmitter, you can listen to drain (event queue empty), error (loading page) and loaded (what is says).
You can now use pressButton with inputs of type button and reset
(previously just submit).
More, better, documentation.
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Fixed lack of JavaScript source code: CoffeeScript moved to src, JavaScript compiled into lib, life is grand again.
Changelog is now Markdown file and part of the documentation.
First documentation you can actually use.
Fixed documentation link.
man zombie
First NPM release.
Started working on documentation site.
Added cake setup to get you up and running with development dependencies.
Remove Vows as runtime dependency. Use whichever framework you like. Moved sizzle.js from dep to vendor. Moved scripts used during tests to spec/.scripts.
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Changed browser.cookies from getter to function that accepts cookie domain (host and port) and path, and returns wrapper to access specific cookie context.
Fixed: browser now creates new window for each new document.
Added window.JSON.
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First release that I could use to test an existing project.
Supports for navigation, filling and submitting forms, and selecting document content using Sizzle. Browser features include evaluating JavaScript (jQuery, Sammy.js), timers, XHR, cookies, local and session storage.
Still very rough around the edges.
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