Closed feugy closed 8 years ago
When using npm test on windows, it fails due to lack of glob expression support. You can use lab's pattern to get the equivalent:
"scripts": { "test": "lab test --pattern \.test -r console -v -L -m 3000",
lab automatically adds the .js suffix, and consider the parameter as a regular expression on the file name.
.js
changed to use env variables, script removed.
When using npm test on windows, it fails due to lack of glob expression support. You can use lab's pattern to get the equivalent:
lab automatically adds the
.js
suffix, and consider the parameter as a regular expression on the file name.