The whole premise behind selenodium is to re-implement the hub side of the Selenium Grid in Node.js, and then attach Selenium nodes to it using the official java standalone server which comes in JAR format. Now as we know that standalone server can be used in either hub or node mode. I just wanted to ask you @arikon what you thought about possibly allowing selenodium to be run in node mode as well, to completely remove Java from the equation. I'm well aware that this would prove to be a completely separate and significant endeavor, but I simply wanted to know how you reasoned about it.
The whole premise behind
selenodium
is to re-implement the hub side of the Selenium Grid in Node.js, and then attach Selenium nodes to it using the official java standalone server which comes in JAR format. Now as we know that standalone server can be used in either hub or node mode. I just wanted to ask you @arikon what you thought about possibly allowingselenodium
to be run in node mode as well, to completely remove Java from the equation. I'm well aware that this would prove to be a completely separate and significant endeavor, but I simply wanted to know how you reasoned about it.