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Removing jQuery dependency for Bloodhound - #162

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@jslegersjslegers commented Oct 3, 2017

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Too many failed unit tests
Nevermind...

* Removing jQuery from Bloodhound
* Adding Jetty server
* Adding demo page to "test"
Most importantlty, a Promise polyfill is added.
@jslegersjslegers changed the title Removing jQuery dependency for BloodhoundNevermindOct 3, 2017
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@jlbookerjlbooker changed the title NevermindRemoving jQuery dependency for BloodhoundOct 4, 2017
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👍 Would be interested in this, @jslegers, if you have more time to work on it. I imagine it is going to be a big job, especially to update all the unit tests.

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Would be interested in this, @jslegers, if you have more time to work on it. I imagine it is going to be a big job, especially to update all the unit tests.

Since you asked so nicely, I gave it another shot. This time, everything works as expected.

To avoid including any garbage from my previous attempt, I reforked the project and created a new pull request with only the changes done during my new attempt. See #163.

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