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- added gulp and node-sass to remove ruby deps - moved in compass replacements - added proper asset building with gulp - moved source stuff to source - added circle and deploy scripts, untested yet.
For some weird reason the cache seems to always be populated with the full event list, not the filtered one. Moved the filtering to afterwards, so its always filtered before render, this way I don't care about cache. There I fixed it™ /gif deal with it.
Nightmare tests simulate usage of raffler to ensure everything is ok. Runs against the PHP Web Server.
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This PR introduces acceptance testing that makes sure the raffler is running well. These are fully functional and not unit tests, mostly due to easier coverage and the fact that our usual failures are due to external factors or coordination of the whole. So win, win.
These tests are written in nightmare.js but some things are still in progress.