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vadimdemedes
Dec 8, 2015
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At the moment, AVA can not be run in browser by default. We are definitely looking to support that in future, so I think I can surely say we should expect this feature to land by 1.0.
Closing it in favor (and as a duplicate) of #24.
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At the moment, AVA can not be run in browser by default. We are definitely looking to support that in future, so I think I can surely say we should expect this feature to land by 1.0. Closing it in favor (and as a duplicate) of #24. |
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raisen commentedDec 8, 2015
Should I be able to write tests that run on a browser (Chrome)? I'm writing an application that uses chrome.* and some Web APIs like DOMParser, so mocking all these methods would be kind troublesome.
If it's possible to run on a browser, do I have to run
browserifyevery time I need to run the tests in order for therequirestatements to work?