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[raphamorim]

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[pedropolisenso]

can any tool? @raphamorim

[raphamorim]

I prefer mocha/jasmine/nightwatch options, but since it use phantomjs in parallel. I'll agree w/ implementation :)

[pedropolisenso]

Ok, no problem. I'll use mocha or jasmine

2016-02-19 11:09 GMT-02:00 Raphael Amorim notifications@github.com:

I prefer mocha/jasmine/nightwatch options, but since it use phantomjs.
I'll agree w/ implementation :)

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Atenciosamente,

Pedro Polisenso
Front-end Developer at Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro
Moderador do Front-end Carioca - 2015

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[raphamorim]

If you need/want references. I recommend follow the standart/format from Origami.js current tests.

[pedropolisenso]

Thank you for references, Raphael
On Feb 19, 2016 11:44 AM, "Raphael Amorim" notifications@github.com wrote:

If you need/want references. I recommend follow the standart/format from
Origami.js https://github.com/raphamorim/origami.js current tests.

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[israelst]

@pedropolisenso, the step taken at #21 may help you to write unit tests.