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mo_ocha

v0.3.0

Published

Monocle-js wrapper around the Mocha test framework

Downloads

57

Readme

mo_ocha

Use monocle-js to write asynchronous mocha code without callbacks or remembering to pass "done" everywhere!

Install:

npm install mo_Ocha

Then:

var mo_Ocha = require('mo_Ocha')
  , it = mo_Ocha.it
  , before = mo_Ocha.before
  , should = require('should');

describe('My sweet project', function () {
  before(function* () {
    yield doSomeTestSetup();
  });

  it('should work as expected', function* () {
    var res = yield myAsyncMethod();
    res.should.equal('foo');
  });
});

(Where in the example above, doSomeTestSetup and myAsyncMethod are monocle-js o-routines or promises)

Running tests written this way is easy: simply run mocha with the --harmony flag:

mocha --harmony my-specs.js

Notice that we're simply redefining it and before to clobber Mocha's built-in one. We could also have simply done this:

require('mo_Ocha').rewrite();

Which rewrites the it, before, beforeEach, after, and afterEach globals.

Run tests for this project:

make test