We use beautify-proj to beautify all of our code. This helps us to keep our coding style standardized. If the assert-beautified test fails, you'll want to run npm run beautify and then commit the changes.
This will run the tests in node:
$ npm run node-test
You can also check for 100% code coverage using:
$ npm run node-full-test
You can then view the test coverage by opening cache/coverage/node/lcov-report/index.html in a browser
Run specific tests:
$ npm run node-test -- -- -g 'some reg-ex'
Run specific tests and generate code coverage:
$ npm run node-test -- -- --coverage -g 'some reg-ex'
$ npm run browser-server
Use any browser to visit http://127.0.0.1:8001/browser/index.html. And you can filter the tests, e.g. http://127.0.0.1:8001/browser/index.html?grep=reg-ex
phantomjs:
$ npm run browser-test-phantomjs
You can also filter the tests, e.g.
$ npm run browser-test-phantomjs -- -g 'some reg-ex'
Chrome:
Note: you must have Chrome installed
$ npm run browser-test-phantomjs -- -b selenium:chrome
Firefox:
Note: you must have Firefox installed
$ npm run browser-test-phantomjs -- -b selenium:firefox
Test in phantomjs, generate code coverage and check for 100% coverage:
$ npm run browser-coverage-full-test
You can then view the test coverage by opening cache/coverage/browser/lcov-report/index.html in any browser