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psergus / ngWYSIWYG

true angular WYSIWYG
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tests? #2

Open btford opened 10 years ago

btford commented 10 years ago

Are there tests for this component?

psergus commented 10 years ago

Not yet. But I will work on it. Good suggestion Brian :+1:

brunokrebs commented 8 years ago

Gonna take a look on how to perform tests on this component. A good place to start would be using selenium to test it's features. I'm going to take a look on this soon.

brunokrebs commented 8 years ago

@psergus I have started to create automated tests with protractor. Check it out my last commit. It doesn't test much, but it is a good start I guess.

It would be nice to integrate these tests with a continuous integration tool, like Travis CI, and a tool that allows us to test on multiple browsers., like Sauce Labs.

I was looking forward to integrate both tools on our project, so I started reading about it and figured it out that I can't activate your repo on my own. Even though I have push access to it, Travis CI won't list it for me. If possible, would you mind configuring it?

I have found a good post about integrating both tools.

psergus commented 8 years ago

Hi Bruno,

thanks for starting it. I will get on Travis on the weekend - getting hammered with my new job now :)

On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 4:21 AM, Bruno Krebs notifications@github.com wrote:

@psergus https://github.com/psergus I have started to create automated tests with protractor. Check it out my last commit https://github.com/psergus/ngWYSIWYG/commit/4ad39aa536d59aa9ef3ee82bdf90b54f4be72ced. It doesn't test much, but it is a good start I guess.

It would be nice to integrate these tests with a continuous integration tool, like Travis CI https://travis-ci.org/, and a tool that allows us to test on multiple browsers., like Sauce Labs https://saucelabs.com/.

I was looking forward to integrate both tools on our project, so I started reading about it and figured it out that I can't activate your repo https://github.com/psergus/ngWYSIWYG on my own. Even though I have push access to it, Travis CI won't list it for me. If possible, would you mind configuring it?

I have found a good post about integrating both tools http://samsaccone.com/posts/testing-with-travis-and-sauce-labs.html.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/psergus/ngWYSIWYG/issues/2#issuecomment-178547164.

Best regards, Sergey Petrenko