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Configure IntelliSense for cross-compiling.The node:test module facilitates the creation of JavaScript tests that report results in TAP format. Other global APIsĪdditionally, the following APIs are now exposed on the global scope:īoth of these APIs are also no longer experimental.Ĭontributed by James Snell in #41270 and #41271. ReadableStream, ReadableStreamDefaultReader, ReadableStreamBYOBReader, ReadableStreamBYOBRequest, ReadableByteStreamController, ReadableStreamDefaultController, TransformStream, TransformStreamDefaultController, WritableStream, WritableStreamDefaultWriter, WritableStreamDefaultController, ByteLengthQueuingStrategy, CountQueuingStrategy, TextEncoderStream, TextDecoderStream, CompressionStream, DecompressionStream.Ĭontributed James Snell in #39062, and Antoine du Hamel in #42225.This means the following APIs are now globally available: Node.js now exposes the experimental implementation of the Web Streams API on the global scope. The implementation was added to Node.js core by Michaël Zasso in #41811. The fetch() implementation in undici was led by Robert Nagy, Ethan Arrowood, and Matteo Collina. It's possible to disable the API by supplying the -no-experimental-fetch command-line flag. Through this addition, the following globals are made available: fetch, FormData, Headers, Request, Response. If you are looking to get involved visit the nodejs/undici repository and look for issues tagged with fetch.Įxample usage of this API: const res = await fetch('') The API will remain experimental until more test coverage is added and the contributors have verified that the API implements as much of the specification as is feasible.
The implementation strives to be as close to spec-compliant as possible, but some aspects would require a browser environment and are thus omitted. The implementation comes from undici and is inspired by node-fetch which was originally based upon undici-fetch. In Node.js 18, an experimental global fetch API is available by default. New globally available browser-compatible APIs fetch (experimental) You can find the release post at, which contains the full list of commits included in this release. You can read more about our release policy at. Node.js 18 will be supported until April 2025. Once promoted to long-term support the release will be designated the codename 'Hydrogen'. As per the release schedule, Node.js 18 will be the 'Current' release for the next 6 months and then promoted to Long-term Support (LTS) in October 2022. Initially, Node.js 18 will replace Node.js 17 as our ‘Current’ release line. We’re excited to announce that Node.js 18 was released today! Highlights include the update of the V8 JavaScript engine to 10.1, global fetch enabled by default, and a core test runner module. Node.js 18 is now available! By The Node.js Project,
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