grunt-jstestdriver

2.2.0 • Public • Published

grunt-jstestdriver

Uniting testing using JS Test Driver.

Getting Started

Navigate your console to your project folder and run command:

npm install grunt-jstestdriver

This will download the plugin to your project folder.

Then add this line to your project's `Gruntfile.js':

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-jstestdriver');

A basic config of jstestdriver is as follows.

jstestdriver: {
    files: ["src-test/unit/jsTestDriver.conf", "src-test/integration/jsTestDriver.conf"]
}

Then you can add the task to your gruntfile.

grunt.registerTask('default', ['jstestdriver']);

Here is my sample jstd config file for this plugin.

server: http://localhost:9876

basepath: ../

load:
    - src-test/lib/jasmine-1.3.1/lib/jasmine-1.3.1/jasmine.js
    - src-test/lib/jasmine-adapter/src/JasmineAdapter.js

test:
    - src-test/jstestdriver_jstd.js

Grunt Help

Grunt

Getting started

Documentation

Example Gruntfile.js

jstestdriver: {
    options: {
        canFail: true,
        verbose: true
    },
    files: ["task-test/jsTestDriver_jstd.conf", "task-test/jsTestDriver_jas.conf"
}

files - Array / String

The list of JSTD .conf files that you want to test.

options [optional] - Object

Extra options you want to pass to JSTD.

options.canFail [optional] - Boolean - Default = false

grunt-jstestdriver specific. If true tests are allowed to fail with stopping all tasks.

You can use most of the command file flags in the options object. https://code.google.com/p/js-test-driver/wiki/CommandLineFlags

The ones that you cannot use are:

  • browser
  • config
  • dryRunFor
  • port
  • server
  • serverHandlerPrefix

Starting the server

To run tests you must start your server. Navigate your command line to your project folder.

cd /User/Documents/MyApp

Then run the command below to start yourJSTD server.

java -jar node_modules/grunt-jstestdriver/lib/jstestdriver.jar --port 9876

You MUST leave the shell open to keep the server alive.

Open all the browsers you wish to connect, and navigate them to:

http://localhost:9876/capture

You are now ready to run the tests.

Open a new shell and navigate to your project again.

You can then run your grunt task.

Trouble shooting

If you run into any problems and you need to reset the server, point to your jstestdriver.jar and call with the --reset option. Or you can close down your terminal window.

java -jar lib/jstestdriver.jar --reset

If you just want to test that the plugin is working.

Contributing

Let me now if you experience any bugs. I have not spent long on this plugin, but there was definitely a whole where people are only testing on Webkit.

Release History

  • 2013/18/3 - v2.2.0 - Updated API Docs.
  • 2013/18/3 - v2.1.0 - Bug fix for bad Jar location.
  • 2013/18/3 - v2.0.0 - Update to Grunt v0.4.
  • 2013/13/2 - v1.3.0 - Updating to Grunt v0.4, base plugin.
  • 2013/06/2 - v1.2.0 - Added ability to specify multiple configuration files.
  • 2013/04/2 - v1.1.5 - Made start_and_run default if no task is specified.
  • 2013/04/2 - v1.1.3 - Updated to remove the script for downloading jstestdriver.jar.
  • 2013/04/2 - v1.1.0 - Re-written to have multitasks and simplify usage.
  • 2013/01/2 - v1.0.2 - Bug fix. Grunt task not stopping if there are failing tests.
  • 2013/01/2 - v1.0.1 - Updated to Apache License.
  • 2013/01/2 - v1.0.0 - First release version.

License

Copyright (c) 2013 Ricky Clegg Licensed under the MIT license.

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