Add chai-jq to support libraries

[stevenmichaelthomas]

I understand not wanting to bloat the support libraries, but I believe chai-jq is a great addition to a mocha test framework, in the same way that Jasmine-jQuery is to the Jasmine stream of things.

chai-jq well-maintained and thoroughly tested.

Would be great to have this available as an option if you think it fits within the greater context of this project.

Thanks!

/cc @ryan-roemer

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[jejacks0n]

Nice! Will merge if you update the README and the install generators -- specifically the teaspoon_env stuff. Thanks.

[stevenmichaelthomas]

@jejacks0n That's great news! I'll finish things off tomorrow morning.

[stevenmichaelthomas]

I added the version number to the filename, updated the readme, and updated comments in mocha's spec_helpers (js and coffee). Didn't see any teaspoon_env stuff that needed updating in this case.

Thanks again.

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[stevenmichaelthomas]

@jejacks0n good to merge?

[jejacks0n]

Yes, almost. =)

Will you do an interactive rebase to get it into one commit? It's easier to track what changed in regards to that if it's in one commit.

git rebase -i HEAD~3 pick the first one, change the other two commits from pick to s (to squash) then adjust the commit message in the second step git push -f origin [branch_name]

Also, if you've never done one, it's worth learning. =)

[stevenmichaelthomas]

I'm a big fan of squashing things down as much as possible :) will take care of this shortly. Thanks again!

On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 9:52 PM, Jeremy Jackson notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, almost. =) Will you do an interactive rebase to get it into one commit? It's easier to track what changed in regards to that if it's in one commit. git rebase -i HEAD~3 pick the first one, change the other two commits from pick to s (to squash) then adjust the commit message in the second step git push -f origin [branch_name]

Also, if you've never done one, it's worth learning. =)

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[jejacks0n]

Thank you!