browser-test-mocha
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Sets up a test server using Mocha and Chai to test against a browser environment
browser-test-mocha sets up a test server using Mocha and Chai to test against a browser environment. You can use any mocha, chai, and sinon functionalitiy in your tests.
To install it as a global command to use anywhere you can use:
$ npm install -g browser-test-mocha
Otherwise, if you just want to use it programmatically inside of a project, you can install it at a project level:
$ npm install --save-dev browser-test-mocha
To use browser-test-mocha, you need to pass the files containing the tests to it:
$ browser-test-mocha test/one.js,test/two.js,test/three.js
Note: multiple files can be passed separated by commas and no spaces in between.
After it has finished doing the necessary file operations, a http server will start up at nearest available port to 3000 and if you navigate to it in a browser, you will see the results of your tests.
The current flags available for browser-test-mocha are:
browser-test-mocha <files> [options]
-V, --version Outputs the current version of browser-test-mocha
To run the tests available for browser-test-mocha, use:
$ npm run test
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Sets up a test server using Mocha and Chai to test against a browser environment
The npm package browser-test-mocha receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, browser-test-mocha popularity was classified as not popular.
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