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mocha-plugin-env

v0.1.0

Published

Mocha plugin to enable Highland streams support

Downloads

13

Readme

Mocha mocha-plugin-env

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A mocha plugin to opt out of specific tests in specific cases.

Installation

  • npm install --save-dev mocha-plugin-env
  • just add -r mocha-plugin-env/register in your mocha loader or command line npm script in package.json
{
  "scripts" : {
    "test:nodejs": "mocha -r mocha-plugin-env/register",
    "test:browser": "webpack --module-bind mocha-plugin-env/register --module-bind 'mocha-loader!./test'"
  }
}

Example Usage


function inBrowser(){ 
	return (typeof window !== 'undefined'); 
}

describe('sometest', function () {
    
	it.assuming(!inBrowser(), 'not in browser')('will never run in browser', () => {
        require('fs').existsSync(require('path').join('..', 'dataFile.txt'));
    });
	
    it.assuming(inBrowser())('will only run in browser', () => {
        window.document.body.innerHTML('hi');
    });
    
    describe.if(inBrowser(), 'only in browser')('will only run in browser', () => {
        it('will only run in browser', function (done) {
            setTimeout(done, 2000);
            console.log('All good');
        });
    });
});

How It Works

The module monkey patches Mocha's global describe, it, xdescribe, xit to enable the extra verb. Inspired by mocha-plugin-highland.

Extras

The module also exports an inBrowser to save time writing your own, and globalObject, the global context of the current execution environment (window or global).

License

MIT

developer documentation

how to build and test:

  • clone the repository
  • in the cloned folder, run yarn
  • run yarn test to build and test the code in both nodejs and browser

how to debug (browser):

  • run yarn start to run a development server
  • open http://localhost:8080/webtest.bundle to run live tests that will update while you change the source code