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gulp-electron-mocha

Gulp plugin to run Mocha tests in Electron

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gulp-electron-mocha

Run client-side Mocha tests in Electron

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This is a simple wrapper for electron-mocha.

The implementations are mostly inspired by gulp-mocha-phantomjs.

Installation

npm install --save-dev gulp-electron-mocha

Note that you don't have to install either electron-mocha or electron-prebuilt globally (i.e. with npm i -g). All dependencies are resolved automatically.

Basic Usage

import gulp from 'gulp';
import electronMocha from 'gulp-electron-mocha';

gulp.task('test', () =>
  gulp.src('./test', { read: false })
    .pipe(electronMocha())
);

Please be aware that you should write gulp.src('./test'), not gulp.src('./test/*.js'), because electron-mocha requires a directory to test.

You can also find working tests in test/ to learn how to make Gulp tasks and client-side Mocha tests with gulp-electron-mocha.

Passing additional options to electron-mocha

The electronMocha property of the optional argument to electronMocha() is passed to electron-mocha.

Please see electron-mocha's docs to learn what parameters are available.

gulp-electron-mocha uses object-to-spawn-args to convert from JavaScript object to command-line argument string.

import gulp from 'gulp';
import electronMocha from 'gulp-electron-mocha';

gulp.task('test', () =>
  gulp.src('./test', { read: false })
    .pipe(electronMocha({
      electronMocha: {
        renderer: true,
        'no-timeout': true,
      },
    }))
);

Running ES6 tests

gulp-electron-mocha can pass --compilers option to Mocha. So just specify babel-core/register to --compilers.

gulp.src('./test', { read: false })
  .pipe(electronMocha({
    electronMocha: {
      renderer: true,
      compilers: 'js:babel-core/register',
      'no-timeout': true,
    },
  }))

API

electronMocha([options])

options
  • electronPath

    TypeDefault
    stringundefined

    A path to Electron in which tests are executed. If not specified, gulp-electron-mocha uses Electron in node_modules/ by default.

  • silent

    TypeDefault
    boolfalse

    Don't throw an error even if one of the tests is failed.

  • suppressStdout

    TypeDefault
    boolfalse

    Don't redirect electron-mocha's stdout to the console.

  • suppressStderr

    TypeDefault
    boolfalse

    Don't redirect electron-mocha's stderr to the console.

  • electronMocha

    TypeDefault
    Object{}

    Options to be passed to electron-mocha. See electron-mocha's docs for more details.

    The value will be converted to command-line argument string with object-to-spawn-args.

    For example, if you want to pass --no-timeout --renderer -s 200 --compilers js:babel-core/register, specify:

    electronMocha: {
      'no-timeout': true,
      renderer: true,
      s: 200,
      compilers: 'js:babel-core/register',
    }
    

Events

This plugin emits events named electronMochaStdoutData, electronMochaStdoutEnd, electronMochaStderrData, electronMochaStderrEnd, electronMochaError, and electronMochaExit, which are implemented by the following code:

electronMocha.stdout.on('data', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaStdoutData'));
electronMocha.stdout.on('end', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaStdoutEnd'));

electronMocha.stderr.on('data', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaStderrData'));
electronMocha.stderr.on('end', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaStderrEnd'));

electronMocha.on('error', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaError'));
electronMocha.on('exit', stream.emit.bind(stream, 'electronMochaExit'));

Tests

npm test

Contribution

  1. Fork it!
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request :D

License

MIT License (http://nodaguti.mit-license.org/)

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Package last updated on 01 Jul 2016

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