jasmine-runner-node
- Run Jasmine 2 specs with (or without) PhantomJS
- Compatible with any task runner
- Uses official jasmine-core node module
- Doesn't generate temporary spec runner files
- Doesn't require an external phantom installation
- Detects added/removed spec/js/css files
- Perfect for use with gulp.js
Installation
In your project root, run: npm install jasmine-runner-node --save-dev
Usage
var jasmine = require('jasmine-runner-node');
// start server
jasmine.start({
root: <dir>, // project root (default: client module root)
updateInterval: <ms>, // how often to check for file changes (default: 1000)
port: <num>, // port number to serve jasmine on (default: 8888)
files: { // (in order of spec runner inclusion)
css: <file glob or glob list>,
specHelper: <file glob or glob list>,
js: <file glob or glob list>,
spec: <file glob or glob list>,
other: <file glob or glob list>
}
});
// stop server
jasmine.stop()
// start server, run phantom, stop server
// (also takes all of the above, except updateInterval)
jasmine.run({
showColors: <bool>, // colorize phantomjs output (default: true)
testOutput: <stream>, // stream for test report output (default: stdout)
phantomOutput: <stream>, // stream for phantom output (default: stderr)
});Testing
Run npm test :)
Caveats
The jasmine-core node module must be pulled in as a dependency of
jasmine-runner-node and not of any parent module, as it expects jasmine-core
to be present in jasmine-runner-node/node_modules. This means that
jasmine-core should not be a direct dependency of any node package that
depends on jasmine-runner-node.
(more docs coming soon)