ReferenceError: Promise is not defined about chrome-remote-interface HOT 5 CLOSED

Which version of Node.js are you using? You can find it out by running node --version.

Also try to run the following in your environment:

$ node -p 'new Promise((f, r) => f(42))'
Promise { 42 }

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node version: v0.10.25

root@9886acca1338:/producer# node --version
v0.10.25

Now, I've migrated the docker container to Ubuntu 16.04 and it seems to have fixed the problem.
I'll dig further to gather a bit more info.
It seems that
npm install es6-promise and putting this in the js also might work
var Promise = require("es6-promise").Promise

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Yup, that's the problem, native ES6 promises are not present in v0.10.25. IMHO updating to a more recent version of Node.js is better than using a polyfill.

I should probably state the minimum required Node.js version in package.json.

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Thanks for the time and replies. I thought this is not a bug from your code, just I didn't know where to go :)
I'll close this.

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You're welcome!
I've added the check in the package.json, you should now get a warning if you use a version older than 0.12.15.

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