Missing documentation

[Haraldson]

It’s not obvious to me how to require in dependencies in the *.spec.js files. I’m sure I could learn it if I spent some more time reading up on Node, but wouldn’t it just be so much nicer if you provided some actual examples in the project’s readme?

[marcopeg]

Hi Hein, thank you for this issue, I will provide some examples.

Now I am on mobile but as soon as possible I'll add another message providing links to some other repos in which I use this module to tdd.

Write you soon, Marco On lun 5 gen 2015 at 11:06 Hein Haraldson Berg notifications@github.com wrote:

It’s not obvious to me how to require in dependencies in the *.spec.js files. I’m sure I could learn it if I spent some more time reading up on Node, but wouldn’t it just be so much nicer if you provided some actual examples in the project’s readme?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/marcopeg/grunt-mocha-chai-sinon/issues/4.

[Haraldson]

Great stuff, Marco! :)

[Haraldson]

Sorry to be all up in your business, @marcopeg, but if you’re on a more convenient platform now, those links really would help! :+1:

[marcopeg]

So far I can give you this: https://github.com/jqbrick

It's a side repository of mine that contains some NPM modules I wrote, search here for the "specs" folder to see some examples.

Today is my first day in a new firm so please hold on some two/three days for a more specific example.

On Tuesday, January 6, 2015, Hein Haraldson Berg notifications@github.com wrote:

Sorry to be all up in your business, @marcopeg https://github.com/marcopeg, but if you’re on a more convenient platform now, those links really would help! [image: :+1:]

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[marcopeg]

Hi @Haraldson I finally got the time to add a brief example project.

Take a look here: https://github.com/marcopeg/grunt-mocha-chai-sinon/tree/I4-example-project/example

So far it is in a side branch so we can work on it together until the moment we merge it. Next days I will add some readme / comments for generating the code coverage.

I wait for your feedback.

[Haraldson]

I’ve done some more research myself, and for my part, the problem is AMD vs. CommonJS. I wonder if there’s a simple way to make this grunt task requirejs compatible, or in some way make AMD modules requirable by wrapping stuff with UMD wrappers, as seen over at https://github.com/umdjs/umd?

Either that, or at least document this limitation. :)

[marcopeg]

Ok, now I got something more. You are trying to use this repo with RequireJS which was not planned for.
This repo was specifically conceive to test pure NodeJS modules in a NodeJS environment.

I personally moved away from RequireJS toward WebPack for many reasons and today I provide a project setup which includes a full test suite here:

https://github.com/PoliteJS/workspace https://github.com/PoliteJS/workspace-examples