Provide an option to disable test files preprocessing. #533
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Any plan on making this possible? ClojureScript has a mature (6+ years), large, enthusiastic community without a lot of robust available options in the integration-testing space. cypress could fill that gap! @kamituel , could you get this to work? |
selenium-java :)
Nope. For now I settled on using JavaScript basically. However, I'm using Cypress to test a proof-of-concept project we're working on. If we were to start using Cypress for our main web app, ClojureScript support would be necessary. I discussed it briefly with Cypress' team on Gitter a while back and they weren't opposed to this idea. It's probably just not high on a priority list. Having that said, Cypress |
We're currently working on a generic plugin system for preprocessing spec files that will solve this issue. You'll be able to create a plugin that integrates with the Cypress preprocessing pipeline. It will allow you to disable the default preprocessing, or you could create a ClojureScript preprocessor that transpiles your ClojureScript tests and lets the app know to re-run. This should be released within the next month or so. If it doesn't make it into |
Sounding awesome! Good luck with the development and release of Cypress! Cheers - Victor |
@chrisbreiding |
Fixed by #888. |
Fixed in |
With the plugins API now released, you can create a ClojureScript preprocessor or you can essentially disable preprocessing by using the watch preprocessor. |
Are you requesting a feature or reporting a bug?
Feature.
Current behavior:
Cypress preprocesses test JavaScript files (using Babel / Browserify). I'd like to use ClojureScript to write tests, which means using a compiler (based on Google Closure) to obtain a final test JS file. However, Google Closure produces JS files that expect
this
to be set when invoked outside of a function (in the global context). Current Cypress' preprocessing makesthis
undefined
, which breaks code compiled using Google Closure. I don't know of any obvious workaround for this.Expected behavior:
To be able to disable test JS files preprocessing, so that I can use ClojureScript / Google Closure compiler.
How to reproduce the current behavior:
Compile it using ClojureScript compiler to
cypress/integration/test.js
Run this test using Cypress. It will hang for a long time, and eventually produce an error that can be tracked down to
this
being unset.Test code:
n/a
Additional Info (images, notes, stack traces, etc)
This has been briefly discussed on Gitter on June 9th around 1:30 PM UTC.
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