now that chrome is supporting a --headless mode, figwheel support for this feature could open up some interesting possibilities including:
running your tests in a real chrome context without opening a new window
having REPL access to a real live DOM
tests?
Though this may not be too much of a gain for local development (how hard is it to open a browser window?), this is something I might use in a CI environment where it's not possible to click and navigate to a browser window and another js context like Node/Nashorn does provide a full picture.
now that chrome is supporting a
--headless
mode, figwheel support for this feature could open up some interesting possibilities including:Though this may not be too much of a gain for local development (how hard is it to open a browser window?), this is something I might use in a CI environment where it's not possible to click and navigate to a browser window and another js context like Node/Nashorn does provide a full picture.
Thoughts?