This is not 100% code coverage. However, this branch does set up Grunt and PhantomCSS, as well as some baseline tests, for the Pattern Library.
In order to pass your local environment, run $ grunt test --url=http://mysite.dev - once this command is run, a hidden file will be generated, saving the variable for future use; allowing you to use $ grunt test on subsequent runs.
There is still work to be done on improving the tests, but this PR gets us that much closer.
My next steps will be to improve test documentation, as well as overall test coverage (and making the tests a bit more robust with click events and such).
Note: this also uses a hardcoded default user/pass. This, too, will be a priority in my next PR.
This is not 100% code coverage. However, this branch does set up Grunt and PhantomCSS, as well as some baseline tests, for the Pattern Library.
In order to pass your local environment, run
$ grunt test --url=http://mysite.dev- once this command is run, a hidden file will be generated, saving the variable for future use; allowing you to use$ grunt teston subsequent runs.If, on the first run, no
--urlflag is passed, PhantomCSS will default to http://local.wordpress.devThere is still work to be done on improving the tests, but this PR gets us that much closer.
My next steps will be to improve test documentation, as well as overall test coverage (and making the tests a bit more robust with click events and such).
Note: this also uses a hardcoded default user/pass. This, too, will be a priority in my next PR.