POC - Handle when Worker is unsupported #20
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Conrad2134
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Jan 24, 2018
| // TODO: Is this the full API? Do we need to add anything else? | ||
| worker = { | ||
| kill() {}, | ||
| terminate() {}, |
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Should we implement these methods to remove the proxied methods on the worker? Or fine as no-op?
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TBH I'm tempted to not even emulate these since they do nothing. Doing an existence-test for worker.terminate would be a decent way to know if the worker got inlined or not.
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This is to show that falling back to the main thread when Workers aren't supported works. There's a lot of TODOs because I wasn't sure the best way to go about a couple of things.
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