Closed FireLemons closed 6 months ago
I can work on this..
Sorry someone else is already working on this.
@FireLemons is there really a need for a separate JavaScript testing framework? Is there any reason why we can't just test JS behavior through the system specs?
There's no way to mock timeouts / intervals
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This feels like a bad idea. I'd really like to understand the problem this is solving before making major framework changes. This has the same feel to me as when Cypress was implemented and then we later needed to pull it out.
This issue has been open without changes for a long time! What's up?
I am closing this as old. We may bring it back in a different form.
Description
Jest cannot to my knowledge access any of the html generated by rails. Jasmine can wrap a rails page and run and display tests on it which allows selenium to read the output. It can also mock javascript time.
Screenshots of Jasmine
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