Wercker intergration

[cowbellerina]

Hi,

it seems you have pretty good test pattern for this module, so I thought it would be good to show the current build status of the project, for example using Wercker.

Here are brief instructions on how to do it in case you're interested in integrating this repo with the service:

• Register an account to Wercker (it's possible to register with Github account).
• Create a new Wercker Application.
• Complete the wizard steps. All default settings seemed to work out of the box.
• Add wercker.yml file in the root of the repository (in this pull request).
• After first build has been done, it's possible to add a badge to Readme.md file. Markdown code can be found from the badge dropdown menu on the "Builds" overview page.

Getting started guide might became helpful, too.

See my fork of this repo in case you're interested in seeing how the outcome would look like.

[matthewkastor]

I don't even know what that is. All I saw was "Beta" and "you don't have to pay right now". I've included tests right in this project that anyone can just run in a web browser to test it in that environment. There are also the same tests that run in node. Basically, you can test it anywhere there's JavaScript that supports the Jasmine testing framework. Putting a badge on the readme that says it passes inspection would be facetious. I don't know if it will work everywhere that someone would want to use it. I tried it in a couple browsers and on node. I don't know what the future will bring.