Added support for unit testing JavaScript using Jasmine.js.
There are two ways to run the tests. First, to run via ant in the terminal, you must install Phantom.js on your machine (http://phantomjs.org/). Then use ant test-client to run the tests.
Second, you can run the tests in your browser for a prettier experience. To do this you have to open tests/client/TestRunner.html in your browser. Unfortunately since our code loads a bunch of resources (modules, templates...) dynamically, you can't just open the file from the file system (Chrome and FF block file:// pages from loading other file:// resources). You can run python -m SimpleHTTPServer in the root text-prizm directory and then open http://localhost:8000/tests/client/TestRunner.html.
geosoco
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11 years ago
Added support for unit testing JavaScript using Jasmine.js.
There are two ways to run the tests. First, to run via ant in the terminal, you must install Phantom.js on your machine (http://phantomjs.org/). Then use
ant test-clientto run the tests.Second, you can run the tests in your browser for a prettier experience. To do this you have to open
tests/client/TestRunner.htmlin your browser. Unfortunately since our code loads a bunch of resources (modules, templates...) dynamically, you can't just open the file from the file system (Chrome and FF block file:// pages from loading other file:// resources). You can runpython -m SimpleHTTPServerin the root text-prizm directory and then open http://localhost:8000/tests/client/TestRunner.html.I'll be adding info about this to the wiki.