question: how does --pathname work?

[matthewmueller]

Playing around with duo-test(1). Really cool, still think it needs more docs though. Maybe just a getting started section.

Question about how you use pathname. It seems like you build your test files into build.js, so something like:

$ duo test/*.js && duo test browser

So how does --pathname apply?

[yields]

--pathname is default to /test/ it's the URL pathname.

so suppose the cwd is my-component the server will serve files from there, so you have to set the tests pathname where the index.html is located.

I decided to go with --pathname because most ? devs will build to my-component/build.js or my-component/build/build.js etc.., so you would rarely build to my-component/tests/build.js.

[stephenmathieson]

I decided to go with --pathname because most ? devs will build to my-component/build.js or my-component/build/build.js etc.., so you would rarely build to my-component/tests/build.js.

yeah, I'm putting my "built" test file in ./build/tests.js:

JS = $(wildcard index.js lib/*/*.js)
STYL = $(wildcard lib/*/*.styl)
TESTS = $(filter-out test/index.js, $(wildcard test/*.js))
TEST_ENTRY = test/index.js

test: build/tests.js
  @$(NODE) $(BIN)/duo-test \
    --build $^ \
    --reporter spec \
    phantomjs

build/tests.js: $(TESTS) $(TEST_ENTRY)
  @mkdir -p $(dir $@)
  @$(BIN)/duo \
    --root . \
    --development \
    $(TEST_ENTRY) > $@

$(TEST_ENTRY): $(JS) $(TESTS)
  @echo '// GENERATED FILE.  DO NOT EDIT.' > $@
  @$(foreach test, $(TESTS), echo 'require("./$(test)");' >> $@;)

.PHONY: test

[yields]

@stephenmathieson yup, but most devs won't do that and get confused i think. (btw nice Makefile haha)

[stephenmathieson]

@matthewmueller can we close?

[matthewmueller]

yep!