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This probably already exists in NPM somewhere, but I want this module for a cage match I'm going into
This probably already exists in NPM somewhere, but I want this module for a cage match I'm going into
Spawns a process, passes in the PORT environment variable and waits for the server to become ready so you can do end-to-end-tests on it
var Appstrap = require('appstrap') , instance = new Appstrap('app.js')
instance.start(function() { console.log("Server is listening, you can make http requests to", instance.root_path, "as the server is listening on port", instance.port)
instance.stop()
})
Browser = require 'zombie'
Appstrap = require 'appstrap'
Scenario "Bootstrapping my application", ->
app = null
client = new Browser()
Given "An express application", ->
app = new Appstrap('app.js')
When "Spawning it up", (done) ->
app.start done
Then "I can run some tests against it", (done) ->
client.visit app.root_url, ->
client.text('title').should.equal('hello world')
done()
after -> app.stop()
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This probably already exists in NPM somewhere, but I want this module for a cage match I'm going into
The npm package appstrap receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, appstrap popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that appstrap demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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