Zuul is a test runner/harness to make running your mocha tests in a browser easier. Just point it at your mocha test files and let zuul consume them!
If you want to see the output of your mocha tests in a pretty browser window use zuul with the server option.
$ zuul --server 9000 /path/to/your/tests
Zuul will start a server on localhost:9000 which you can visit to get awesome html output (courtesy of mocha).
If you just want to run your tests in a headless environment courtesy of mocha-phantomjs and phantomjs, zuul will oblige!
$ zuul /path/to/your/tests
You can specify either a specific javascript file(s) or a directory(s) to zuul. If you specify a directory, zuul will load all of the .js files in that directory.
If test/mocha.opts is available relative to your launch directory, then zuul will incorporate those options into the mocha setup.
$ npm install -g zuul
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The npm package zuul receives a total of 3,246 weekly downloads. As such, zuul popularity was classified as popular.
We found that zuul demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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