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Some additional methods that make my life easier when testing with Jasmine in Node.js
Some additional methods that make my life easier when testing with Jasmine (1.0.28) in Node.js
I decided not to push this one to npm while there are only a few insignificant features which probably will be fixed in the next Jasmine release.
package.json
: "devDependencies": {
"jasmine-node": "1.0.28",
"jasmine-node-sugar": "git://github.com/bestander/jasmine-node-sugar.git#master"
},
spec
filejasmine_node_sugar.addJasmineMatchers
in beforeEach
method of your suite/specFAQs
Some additional methods that make my life easier when testing with Jasmine in Node.js
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