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@joachimhs wrote: What test libraries would you like see covered in the book Ember.js in Action? There is also a topic on the books forum, reply to whichever...
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@locks wrote: I'm going to suggest http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/ Read full topic
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@rsmossuk wrote: There is nothing or very little information on integration testing Ember.js apps. Any chance of using Konacha in the book as i have found this works very well and is very quick unlike...
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@joachimhs wrote: Konacha seems to require a Rails driven backend application, which would make it somewhat hard to include in the book. Unless I am missing something and it can be used stand alone...
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@pksjce wrote: Perhaps you could cover cucumberjs and capybara too. Read full topic
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@mikegrassotti wrote: @joachimhs right Konacha is rails specific. +1 for capybara to run full-stack integration/acceptance tests. That or casper.js. Read full topic
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@rsmossuk wrote: @joachimhs it only requires rails as it uses the asset pipeline so can use coffeescript and different files etc. Read full topic
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@darthdeus wrote: +1 for capybara since it's basically the go-to thing for integration testing for most developers using Rails. As for the unit testing, anything will probably work. Ember itself uses...
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@pwagenet wrote: The difficulty is that integration testing is very important but there isn't much in the way of integration testing libraries that are not dependent on the backend. The Konacha style...
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@joefiorini wrote: I'm currently using QUnit for integration testing, running on the command line with phantom.js. I get a handle to the app's router, then transition to the state I care about in each...
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@AdamFerguson wrote: One vote for jsKarma (formerly known as Testacular). Read full topic
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@andrewmp1 wrote: A few of us from the OC Ember meetup group are working on experimenting writing integration tests around the Peepcode Ordr app in a repo here:...
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@joachimhs wrote: Thank you for your responses! I will look into some of these over easter and I will most likely choose one unit testing framework and one integration testing framework to cover. The...
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@guilhermeaiolfi wrote: I would suggest (as @andrewmp1 did) using Testem or Karma as test runners. And chose one of the libraries (jasmine, mocha or qunit). I'm using buster.js. They mainly differ in...
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@emk wrote: I've just posted a detailed test example in another thread using Mocha, which works great once you get it set up: discuss.emberjs.com Working on a testing guide (was: detailed Ember.js...
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