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karma-es6-shim
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Karma wrapper that makes sure the ES6 and ES5 shims are BOTH available. See also the example usage project.
Modified from https://github.com/pokehanai/karma-es5-shim
es6-shim for karma including es5-shim.
Most versions of PhantomJS do not support ES5, let alone ES6. This meant that you got all sorts of errors when you tried to test ES6 features, even if you had used the Babel/6to5 transpiler.
Therefore, we have modified pokehanai/karma-es5-shim in the following ways:
Install the module from npm:
npm install karma-es6-shim --save
Add es6-shim
to the frameworks
key after requirejs
in your Karma configuration:
module.exports = function(karma) {
karma.set({
// frameworks to use
frameworks: ['requirejs', 'es6-shim']
// ...
});
};
You will almost certainly need some kind of transpiler such as Babel or 6to5.
We have supplied an example repository at https://github.com/radify/karma-es6-shim-example.
Use it if you meet all the following criteria:
Do not use it if:
FAQs
es6-shim adapter for Karma
The npm package karma-es6-shim receives a total of 1,301 weekly downloads. As such, karma-es6-shim popularity was classified as popular.
We found that karma-es6-shim 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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