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broccoli-plugin-karma

v1.0.0

Published

[Karma](http://karma-runner.github.io/) test runner for broccoli builds

Downloads

8

Readme

broccoli-plugin-karma

Karma test runner for broccoli builds

Install

npm install --save-dev broccoli-karma-plugin

Usage

// Brocfile.js
const broccoliKarma = require('broccoli-plugin-karma'),

    runTests = broccoliKarma('inputTree/', {
        files: ['**/*.js'] // Files paths are relative to input tree
        autoWatch: true, // Use with broccoli serve, on by default
        singleRun: false, // Use with broccoli build, off by default
        // Here any karma options
});

module.exports = runTests;

To use plugin with broccoli serve you need option autoWatch: true (by default it is true). Then on first build plugin will start karma server, and on rebuild file changes will be watched by karma. There is no live reload server or script included. You will need to author your own, or manually refresh the page on rebuilds to rerun your tests.

To use with broccoli build you need to set option singleRun: true. With this option karma starts server, runs tests and exits (so-called continuous integration mode). Plugin will wait until karma exits, and if some test will fail, task will return an error.

License

Public domain, see the LICENCE.md file.