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This will use the [`jsdom`](https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom) library to simulate a DOM in Node.js.
Note that you need to install it separately using
You need to install it separately.
It is usually best to install it locally for this project.
You can initialize a private `package.json` as follows:

$ npm init private

Then you can install jsdom:

$ npm install jsdom

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