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karma-events

v1.0.0

Published

A Karma Plugin. Framework to hook into Karma Events.

Downloads

44

Readme

karma-events

Karma Framework to execute tasks on Karma Events.

Installation

Install karma-events via npm:

$ npm install karma-events --save-dev

How it works

Karma server sends out runtime, custom events during the lifetime of the run. Using this plugin you can trigger custom actions for the events.

For example, you can start the test server before the tests begin executing on the browser and shut it down after the test completes.

Configuration

  1. karma-events module is automatically loaded from node_modules. You can also add it explicitly via the plugins configuration section.
plugins: [
  'karma-events'
]
  1. Include "events" in the list of frameworks.
  2. Define actions for custom events under events section.

Sample configuration...

// karma.conf.js
module.exports = function(config) {
  config.set({
    frameworks: ['browserify', 'mocha', 'events'],
    files: [
      '*.js'
    ],
    events: {
      events: {
        run_start:    'npm run start-test-server',
        run_complete: 'npm run stop-test-server'
      }
    }
  });
};

The external command specified for the event will be executed upon receving the event from the karma server.

You do not have to run an external command, instead, you could specify a custom handler function.

events: {
  data: {
    port: 8080
  },
  events: {
    run_start: function (browsers, logger) {
      logger.info(`run_start: Starting server.`);
      this.data.service = server.listen(this.data.port);
    },
    run_complete: function (browsers, results, logger) {
      logger.info(`run_complete: Stopping server.`);
      if (this.data.service) {
        service.close();
      }
    }
  }
},

The function is called with events configuration context (as this) and the arguments of the event. Additionally, the logger object is also passed as the last parameter.

Please refer to Karma API on specific Karma server events and corresponding arguments.

Notes:

  1. An arrow style function is discouraged here, as it does not bind to this context.

  2. Use data to define, store and update state information.

License

karma-events is MIT licensed.