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Devcards aims to provide a visual REPL experience for ClojureScript
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Aggregate Test Results? #124

Closed brosenan closed 6 years ago

brosenan commented 7 years ago

Is there a way to show an aggregation of all test results? What I want is an easy way to see, as I go through the phases of TDD (red/green/refactor) whether I am "green" or "red", i.e., is there a failing test right now somewhere in my inspected code-base.

Out of the box I see aggregation only on the deftest level, which might be too restrictive. Is there an easy way to get this information at the top of each page? Or on the index page?

Thanks, Boaz

mikavilpas commented 7 years ago

I'm kind of interested in this, but I'm looking for a way to get my tests run from the command line and possibly on Travis CI. I am under the impression that it's possible with clojurescript tests, but the reference solutions I've seen seem a bit hacky.

brosenan commented 7 years ago

this blog post walks you through a nice setup that includes both the online feedback using devcards on a real browser, and also gives you an ability to run tests from the command line on PhantomJS for CI. This should work on Travis because Travis supports PhantomJS.

mikavilpas commented 7 years ago

Yes, that setup seems quite nice. My issue is it's a lot of work and a lot to maintain and remember, and also to do again on my next you project..

I'm not saying it's something that should be done in figwheel, but I would very much like it if there was some de facto way of doing it.

Thanks for the link though, I might try and incorporate it into my project at some point.

On Jul 9, 2017 17:33, "Boaz Rosenan" notifications@github.com wrote:

this blog post https://8thlight.com/blog/eric-smith/2016/10/05/a-testable-clojurescript-setup.html walks you through a nice setup that includes both the online feedback using devcards on a real browser, and also gives you an ability to run tests from the command line on PhantomJS for CI. This should work on Travis because Travis supports PhantomJS https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/gui-and-headless-browsers/#Using-PhantomJS .

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brosenan commented 7 years ago

Please see this project I created for exactly this purpose. It's a template project you can clone and modify to your needs, and it has the setup described in the post. One could take this one step forward and create a lein template out of it...

bhauman commented 6 years ago

I highly recommend https://github.com/bhauman/cljs-test-display for project testing.