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I was originally against this since it's impossible to do in 500b, but I think we need a solution. Perhaps shipping the JS Modules build with { fetch, Request, Response, Headers, AbortController } as exports would promote correct usage.
Reacted by Phillip Lanclos, Dennis and Grzegorz Rozdzialik
My use case was trying to use isomorphic-unfetch in jest tests running in Node. Since fetch was not globally set, isomorphic-unfetch used the one from node-fetch and fetching was working fine. The problem appeared I hit new Request(...) in my tests. Request was not globally available in Node, which threw an error.
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developit commentedon Sep 17, 2018
I was originally against this since it's impossible to do in 500b, but I think we need a solution. Perhaps shipping the JS Modules build with
{ fetch, Request, Response, Headers, AbortController }as exports would promote correct usage.Gelio commentedon Jan 21, 2022
My use case was trying to use
isomorphic-unfetchin jest tests running in Node. Sincefetchwas not globally set,isomorphic-unfetchused the one fromnode-fetchand fetching was working fine. The problem appeared I hitnew Request(...)in my tests.Requestwas not globally available in Node, which threw an error.I ended up polyfilling those globally-available fetch-related symbols using the method suggested in https://github.com/node-fetch/node-fetch#providing-global-access in my
jest-setup.js.I'm sharing just in case someone is also looking for a solution how to get those globals to work in jest.