Max Waterman davidmaxwaterman

Please note that,
    core-a11y-keys#0.5.6, core-animation#0.5.6, core-collapse#0.5.6, core-component-page#0.5.6, core-dropdown#0.5.6, core-focusable#0.5.6, core-header-panel#0.5.6, core-icons#0.5.6, core-iconset#0.5.6, core-iconset-svg#0.5.6, core-input#0.5.6, core-label#0.5.6, core-media-query#0.5.6, core-meta#0.5.6, core-overlay#0.5.6, core-selection#0.5.6, core-selector#0.5.6, core-style#0.5.6, core-transition#0.5.6, paper-button#0.5.6, paper-dialog#0.5.6, paper-dropdown#0.5.6, paper-dropdown-menu#0.5.6, paper-icon-button#0.5.6, paper-input#0.5.6, paper-item#0.5.6, paper-shadow#0.5.6 depends on polymer#^0.5 which resolved to polymer#0.5.2
    the-graph#9c5e6d6715 depends on polymer#0.5.2 which resolved to polymer#0.5.2
    DAVE depends on polymer#~0.5.5 which resolved to polymer#0.5.6
Resort to using polymer#~0.5.5 which resolved to polymer#0.5.6
Code incompatibilities may occur.


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The docs on Gun's Panic are written from the point of view of someone testing Gun itself, rather than an app that uses Gun. As such it isn't very helpful in how to get started, and the tests aren't all that applicable. So, I figured I'd share my findings after building Panic tests for my app.

refs:

NB, in my case, I was using Gun in an extension, so my 'app' is quite well separated from the panic server. Most people will be testing Gun in a regular web page, so it might be simpler.

in the project you want to test, install dev dependency gun-server: npm install --save-dev panic-server

	```javascript
	async function fetchIconUrls(url) {
	console.info(`fetching icon for ${url} manually`);
	const response = await fetch(url);
	const text = await response.text();
	const parser = new DOMParser();
	const doc = parser.parseFromString(text, "text/html");
	const iconLinks = doc.querySelectorAll("link[rel~=icon]");

	const retVal = [...iconLinks].map(iconLink => {