Add tests for using an offscreen canvas for Chart.js. These tests are
almost identical to existing tests, but with offscreen canvas enabled.
Co-authored-by: David Winegar <david.winegar@getcruise.com>
* Linux and Windows CI with GitHub Actions
* Add karma-edge-launcher
* Add edge configuration to karma.conf.js
* Support --browsers on the command line for karma tests
* Add macOS CI builds
* Add karma-safari-private-launcher
* Document browser specification for tests
Explicitly target files that should be included in the npm package, making it 10x smaller by removing the docs, samples, scripts, sources, tests and other useless files.
In order to be compatible with any CSP, we need to prevent the automatic creation of the DOM 'style' element and offer our CSS as a separate file that can be manually loaded (`Chart.js` or `Chart.min.js`). Users can now opt-out the style injection using `Chart.platform.disableCSSInjection = true` (note that the style sheet is now injected on the first chart creation).
To prevent duplicating and maintaining the same CSS code at different places, move all these rules in `platform.dom.css` and write a minimal rollup plugin to inject that style as string in `platform.dom.js`. Additionally, this plugin extract the imported style in `./dist/Chart.js` and `./dist/Chart.min.js`.
Browserify isn't optimal bundling Chart.js because it adds too many internal wrappers, doesn't handle external/global dependencies and doesn't provide a way to generate ESM builds. Therefore, it seems the right choice to switch to rollup, so move all the build process in `rollup.config.js` and make Gulp to execute `rollup -c`.
We also had to switch to Terser instead of UglifyJS because this last one contains a breaking bug. Note that tests now use the exact same rollup config as our builds (the minified one) to ensure that the bundling and minification steps don't break anything. Finally, replace the `gulp watch` task by `gulp build --watch` to be consistent with the other `unittest` and `docs` watching syntax.
