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karma-buster-assertions-plugin
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Alert! This project is migrating towards using referee, which is the new project which contains everything in buster-assertions, but as a separate module. This plugin will probably be renamed to reflect this change.
Really simple plugin for using Karma
$ npm install karma-buster-assertion-plugin --save-dev
Add ``buster-assertions` as a framework:
frameworks: ['buster-assertions']
Then make sure you configure the karma-buster-assertions
plugin.
plugins: [
'karma-buster-assertions-plugin'
]
Viola, you can now enjoy the assertions awesomeness from Buster in the comfort of your very own Karma-runner!
...
var assert = buster.assertions.assert;
...
assert.isTrue(true)
...
FAQs
Karma plugin providing buster-assertions
We found that karma-buster-assertions-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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