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grunt-mochadoc

v1.0.6

Published

A grunt task-runner for Mochadoc

Downloads

61

Readme

Grunt-Mochadoc

A Grunt task for running Mochadoc against your existing test codebase.

Find me online:

Setup

First install Grunt-Mochadoc globally from NPM:

npm install grunt-mochadoc --save-dev

Then add your runner configuration to your gruntfile:

module.exports = function(grunt) {
    grunt.initConfig({
        tests: {
            config: './.mochadocrc'
        }
    });

    grunt.registerNpmTask('grunt-mochadoc');
}

That's it!

Configuring Mochadoc

The best way to configure Mochadoc is to follow the instructions on the Mochadoc NPM Page.

A typical .mochadocrc file will look like the following:

{
    "projectName": "My Groovy Project",
    "files": "./test/**/*.test.js",
    "dest": "./docs/api"
}

Running Grunt-Mochadoc

Grunt-Mochadoc runs much like any other Grunt task. Running grunt mochadoc will run all configured mochadoc tasks. This will generate all documents as each configuration defines. Since Grunt-Mochadoc is a multitask it can also be called with each named configuration: grunt mochadoc:mySweetTests.

Commit History

v1.0.5

  • First Stable Release