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can-run-tests

v0.0.2

Published

2 years ago

CLI tool for testing can-* repos against canjs

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can-run-tests

A CLI tool for testing can-* repos against canjs.

This tool allows you to test local changes to a can-* package against the main canjs repository.

Installation

$ npm install can-run-tests --save-dev $ yarn add can-run-tests --dev

Caveats

The can-* package you are working on must:

be a dependency of can check here.
have its tests run be can check here

Usage

$ node_modules/.bin/can-run-tests

A local .can-test folder will be created. It contains the local clone of CanJS and its dependencies. It's recommended to keep this folder so running the tool doesn't have to clone the CanJS repository and and install all of its dependencies each time.

Make sure you add .can-run-tests to your .gitignore and .npmignore.

What it does

Creates a .can-run-test directory
If .can-run-tests/canjs exists

Reset local clone of CanJS, otherwise
Clone CanJS from GitHub

Updates the CanJS package.json to pull the can-* project you are working on from the file system
Runs npm install in the CanJS directory

If this isn't the first time npm install has been run, only the can-* dependency will be installed.

Runs npm test in the CanJS directory

Changelog

0.0.1

Initial release

License

Released under the MIT License.