Makes FetchEventSource compatible with webworker #21
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- when openWhenHidden is true, the event listener is not added. So don't remove it in dispose(). This helps the webworker use case where document does not exist, but can be worked around by setting openWhenHidden to true.
- self will work in both browser window and webworker context
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Hello,
these changes (somehow similar to #8) are the minimal ones I had to do to get FetchEventSource working in a web worker context.
I've also added some unit tests to validate these changes.
With it one can use FetchEventSource in a WebWorker by settings these parameters :