JavaScript boy and “lovely thoughtleader” 
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I tried to get that working but it expects a browser environment (e.g. global window, document, etc). I tried using phantomjs to mock out the environment but it was missing features. Haven't spent much time trying to do it with headless Chrome. Maybe that's possible.
I also tried jsdom but it wasn't a complete enough implementation. There was a createRange related error (don't remember the specifics). I was able to hack together something with headless Chrome just now though!pic.twitter.com/ji5S5ZTKTy
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