Fix hack for window object in Node

[hassankhan]

Needs a proper fix, and well-rounded tests. Ideas welcome here!

[adam-lynch]

The beginning of node tests: #59

I don't think we can have tests that cover both Node & browser at once. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[adam-lynch]

Actually, no, maybe there's a way to have the same set of tests ran in phantom & in node. But then we'd need symmetric features.

[qq99]

One possibility I can see is separating out the string functions from the DOM functions into two files, and building them into:

• a string-only .min.js
• a DOM-only .min.js
• a string and DOM concat'd .min.js

More options for consumption, and perhaps a bit easier to test string-only and dom-only by themselves, and just don't run the DOM tests in node

[adam-lynch]

@qq99 good idea. But you could not bother with the concatenated one and just make both the node (string) and browser files support the exact same API. Although, if you managed to get the same API working in node, then you could use that in the web too (with browserify or something like that). I've experience with that if it helps.

[hassankhan]

Personally I'd prefer the same API on both, wherever possible.

[hassankhan]

@4ver has made a PR (#99) that seems to check all the boxes, marking this as a duplicate and continuing discussion at #94.