Currently, testing only works on linux-like devices due to JSDOM's dependency on a linux-based utility. For the windows developers among us to participate, a cross-platform testing environment should be discussed.
The seemingly best answer I could find is the Karma testing environment. It allows you to run your tests on a suite of different browsers (IE, Chrome, FFX, etc.) and with a selection of testing frameworks (Jasmine, Mocha, etc.). The tests that currently exist would barely have to be re-written -- we'd just have to scrap the current JSDOM environment rig and indicate what files the browsers should load. This transition should not be horribly painful.
Currently, testing only works on linux-like devices due to JSDOM's dependency on a linux-based utility. For the windows developers among us to participate, a cross-platform testing environment should be discussed.
The seemingly best answer I could find is the Karma testing environment. It allows you to run your tests on a suite of different browsers (IE, Chrome, FFX, etc.) and with a selection of testing frameworks (Jasmine, Mocha, etc.). The tests that currently exist would barely have to be re-written -- we'd just have to scrap the current JSDOM environment rig and indicate what files the browsers should load. This transition should not be horribly painful.