funcunit build.js script broken

[csosborn]

The standalone build script for funcunit is broken and has been for quite some time. See http://forum.javascriptmvc.com/topic/right-stand-alone-version-of-funcunit.

It appears that this script was deleted entirely in commit 45f5373, but there is no replacement, the README still references it, and it's still in the latest production download.

[moschel]

You're right. The complicated part of the build was usually changing the selenium jar's files and re-zipping it. We no longer do that so now its just copying/moving files around and making a zip. I can whip something up in the next day or two that replicates that (we've been doing it manually). I'm curious what you need this for?

[csosborn]

I'd like to be able to use Funcunit by just including it in an html page, essentially making use of it's Qunit enhancements but without Selenium/PhantomJS and ideally without the Steal dependency. I'm trying to use it in a Spring Java app, and I would at least like to postpone any effort to reconcile Steal and Jawr until I know Funcunit meets my needs.

[csosborn]

I've been trying to manually stitch together a standalone funcunit.js but it doesn't actually work, so apparently I'm doing something wrong. Does funcunit need its own copy of jquery even if there is one already present?

[programcsharp]

Any changes on this? I want to be able to drop funcunit in to an existing project and start using it, but the massive level of dependencies makes that unworkable.

It'd be nice to be able to reference a built funcunit.js in a .html and just start writing tests. I don't need selenium -- phantomjs should work fine.

If you can give me some direction on what needs to be done, I'd be happy to put together a build script that wraps everything up together.

[alexisabril]

Closing, as of FuncUnit 2.0.x, funcunit is available via a single dist download with the following dependencies:

jQuery on the runner page
QUnit or Jasmine

Standalone build is available via funcunit.com, bower install funcunit or running grunt build from the cloned repo.