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qunit-notifications

v1.0.0

Published

Notifications for QUnit test suites

Downloads

20,552

Readme

QUnit Notifications

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About

Adds Web Notification support to your Qunit test suite

A new Notifications checkbox will be added to the QUnit toolbar

checkbox

And after the tests complete a notification will appear with some information on the state of the test suite:

state

Notifications are off by default, and will not appear if your browser does not support Web Notifications

They are best used when you do not want to keep switching back to your browser to see the result of the test suite. Stay in your favorite development environment and keep TDDing!

Usage

QUnit.notifications();

You can pass in an options hash to customize the notification messages:

QUnit.notifications({
  timeout: 5000,
  titles: {
    passed: 'It worked!',
    failed: 'Fix your code!'
  }
});

Options

icons

URL to passed and failed images for use in the notification

Default: {}

Example:

QUnit.notifications({
  icons: {
    passed: '/assets/passed.png',
    failed: '/assets/failed.png'
  }
});

timeout

Time in miliseconds for notification to disappear

Default: 4000

Example:

QUnit.notifications({
  timeout: 5000
});

titles

Customize the notification titles

Default: {passed: 'Passed!', failed: 'Failed!'}

Example:

QUnit.notifications({
  titles: {
    passed: 'It worked!',
    failed: 'Fix your code!'
  }
});

bodies

Customize the notification bodies. Will substitue from QUnit's test suite details object.

Default: { passed: '{{passed}} of {{total}} passed', failed: '{{passed}} passed. {{failed}} failed.' }

Example:

QUnit.notifications({
  bodies: {
    passed: '{{passed}} of {{total}} passed in {{runtime}}ms',
    failed: '{{failed}} of {{total}} failed in {{runtime}}ms'
  }
});

Authors

We are very thankful for the many contributors

Versioning

This library follows Semantic Versioning

Want to help?

Please do! We are always looking to improve this gem. Please see our Contribution Guidelines on how to properly submit issues and pull requests.

Legal

DockYard, Inc © 2014

@dockyard

Licensed under the MIT license