There is a cljs-test-runner similar to the clj one. We only need to extend it to also build for the browser. I will have a look into it.
The main issue with cljs is the exec! macro, where I needed to make a deffered equality test (expect->).
This one seems to sometimes be triggered but sometime not. Manual tests all work.
There is a cljs-test-runner similar to the clj one. We only need to extend it to also build for the browser. I will have a look into it.
The main issue with cljs is the
exec!macro, where I needed to make a deffered equality test (expect->). This one seems to sometimes be triggered but sometime not. Manual tests all work.