Links
- Jasmine
- Sinon.js
- Jasmine-Sinon - Sinon matchers for Jasmine
- Grunt - node.js build tool
- grunt-jasmine-task - runs jasmine in Phantom.js
- js-test-driver
- Jasmine js-test-driver adapter
- Reveal.js - HTML5 Presentation Framework
- Nodejitsu - Node.js PAAS. Currently hosting the presentation :)
Requirements
The following are required to run everything:
- Node.js
- phantomjs
- java to run js-test-driver, not sure what version.
Once installed running npm install in the root directory should download and
install all of the node.js libraries needed to run the server.
node app.js will start the server. You can see the presentation at http://localhost:3000.
node serve-tests.js will serve the jasmine test suite on http://localhost:3001. You can
also just open the file at specs/index.html.
grunt jasmine will run the jasmine tests in phantomjs and print the results to the console.
To run the tests in connected browsers using the js-test-driver server. Start the server with:
sh server.sh -p 9876 -j JsTestDriver.jar
and then direct any browsers you would like to run tests in to http://localhost:9876/capture.
Once the browsers are connected you can run tests in all of them using the command:
sh test.sh -j JsTestDriver.jar
Windows Warning
I have no idea how much of this will work with Windows, though I suspect it would not require much to get it to run.
Structure
The project structure should be fairly clear. Here's a quick guide:
app.js - The node.js server that serves the presentation. Written using express.js
basic/, with-delete/, with-delete-with-voting/, with-summary/ - Various versions of
the example app written using bad jQuery-spaghetti style
backbone-refactor/ - The same app, re-written in MV* style using backbone.js.
specs/ - The jasmine test suite.
specs/spec/*.js - Where the tests are defined.
License
Copyright (c) 2012 Jeremy Morrell
Licensed under the MIT license.