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cortex-test
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#CLI
###Usage: Usage: cortex test [options]
Options:
-R, --reporter test reporter [default: "base"]
-r, --root static root, such as `http://i2.dpfile.com/mod`
-V, --verbose see verbose info
-H, --help
-m, --mode [default: "local"]
###Run in local mode
cortex test
your browser will open on http://127.0.0.1:1976/. you can check mocha tests on your own
###Multi browser test with browserman: npm install cortex-test-browserman-adapter -g cortex test -m browserman -r http://i2.static.dp/mod --browser "firefox,chrome,internet explorer@>8.0.0"
you will see:
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firefox 29.0.0 windows
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✓ should return instance of Mbox
✓ should open and close properly
✓ should be able to open multi mboxes
3 passing
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chrome 34.0.0 windows
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✓ should return instance of Mbox
✓ should open and close properly
✓ should be able to open multi mboxes
3 passing
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internet explorer 9.0.0 windows
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✓ should return instance of Mbox
✓ should open and close properly
✓ should be able to open multi mboxes
3 passing
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We found that cortex-test demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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