jsdom-runner

jsdom-runner

run browser tests within an emulated DOM

Usage

jsdom-runner take a stream as an input and write to standard outputs. The input stream should be a js script to run in a browser env.

The output depends on your test library: browser console is redirected to Node consoleconsole.

For example Tape write to stderr. So any test library or script writing to the console should work.

Example

test.js:

var test = require('tape');
 
test('demo', function (t) {
	t.equal(1+1, 2)
	t.end()
})

Then build it and run the test:

browserify test/test.js | jsdom-runner

API

var runner = require('jsdom-runner')

runner(pageOptions, jsdomOptions)

Returns a writable stream. Pipe your js code into it.

• pageOptions: options for create-html module, documentation is here
• jsdomOptions: options for jsdom instance, documentation is here

Install

npm install -g jsdom-runner

But --save-dev option should suffice!

Similar projects

• https://github.com/substack/testling (tests with the browser installed on your system)
• https://github.com/shama/testron (tests with Electron)
• https://github.com/rstacruz/jsdom-global (different approach, injects the DOM into the test)