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kawa

v2.0.2

Published

Test browserify bundle in the browser with ease (based on mocha)

Downloads

16

Readme

kawa

js-standard-style travis npm downloads

Test browserify bundle in the browser with ease (based on mocha)

Features

  • Bundle your tests with browserify, then run them in many browsers
  • A command line that works like mocha
  • An API that expose usefull informations about the results in the various browsers used to run test
  • Run tests in many browsers at the same time and support natively phantomjs for headless testing
  • Display test results in the terminal or in the browsers

Getting Started

Install the module locally with npm install kawa --save-dev and/or globally with npm install kawa -g Kawa works like mocha (and use it under the hood).

> kawa --help

  Usage: kawa [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help             output usage information
    -V, --version          output the version number
    -u, --ui <name>        specify the Mocha user-interface (bdd|tdd|exports)
    -R, --reporter <name>  specify the Mocha reporter to use
    -P, --phantom          enable phantomjs client (require phantomjs to be installed)
    -p, --port <port>      set test server port
    -w, --watch            watch file for change
    --require <module>     path to a module to preload before running kawa
    --script <path>        add script file to client
    --css <path>           add css file to client
    --use <module>         Express application to use

License: MIT

js-standard-style