This library uses the shorthand jQuery selector $('...'), while Dusk uses the regular selector jQuery('...'). When i tried this package on a working test it didn't gave me any output. After quite some debugging (as xdebug refused to work) it turned out that my application doesn't like the shorthand, while the normal works perfectly. I think this is because there is a jQuery.noConflict() somewhere, which removes the $ alias.
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This library uses the shorthand jQuery selector
$('...'), while Dusk uses the regular selectorjQuery('...'). When i tried this package on a working test it didn't gave me any output. After quite some debugging (as xdebug refused to work) it turned out that my application doesn't like the shorthand, while the normal works perfectly. I think this is because there is ajQuery.noConflict()somewhere, which removes the$alias.