Any best way to run the jasmine HTML reporter with browserify styled code? I also want to be able to run this headless with phantomjs, thus the need for the HTML reporter.
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Any best way to run the jasmine HTML reporter with browserify styled code? I also want to be able to run this headless with phantomjs, thus the need for the HTML reporter.
I don’t think there’s a
jasmine-browserifypackage yet, and it doesn’t really match Browserify/NPM’s way of doing things (avoid global exports).For now, I just include
/node_modules/jasmine-reporters/ext/jasmine.jsandjasmine-html.jsat the top of my<head>, and require all my specs in a top-levelspec_entry.jsthat I then use as the entry point for a Browserify bundle that I put right afterwards in the<head>. (Note that if the entry point is not top-level, you’ll have a bad time due to a long-lasting, gnarly bug in Browserify).This plays nicely with
jasmine-nodeas long as you don’t assume the presence of a globaldocumentorwindow. However, you do have to remember to register your specs in thatspec_entry.js, unless you want to hack Browserify to get it to crawl your directories for.spec.jsfiles.I’d be very interested in a more elegant solution, though, that would transparently work with jasmine-node and browserify.