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Showing posts with label FluentNode. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FluentNode. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 January 2015
Achieving 98% Code Coverage, by running mocha Web Automation Tests in Chrome (from WebStorm)
Here is what the high-productive Node + Chrome TDD test environment (that I use every day) looks like, when executing the TM_4_0_QA UI Automation tests
This is the setup that allows me to have 98% to 100% code coverage (see The quest for 100% Code Coverage, the 96cc idea and 'apps with low CC must be insure' for more details)
The Chrome window on the right is powered by O2 Platform's NWR project
The use of WebStorm is not required for the tests to run, since the same result can be achieved by running npm test from the console.
Video: Running mocha Web Automation Tests in Chrome (from WebStorm)
This is the setup that allows me to have 98% to 100% code coverage (see The quest for 100% Code Coverage, the 96cc idea and 'apps with low CC must be insure' for more details)
The Chrome window on the right is powered by O2 Platform's NWR project
The use of WebStorm is not required for the tests to run, since the same result can be achieved by running npm test from the console.
Video: Running mocha Web Automation Tests in Chrome (from WebStorm)
Labels:
FluentNode,
TeamMentor,
Unit Tests
Saturday, 27 December 2014
Updated FluentNode's description (now aligned with Functional Programming)
You can see it at https://github.com/o2platform/FluentNode and looks like this:
There is also a new documentation site at http://o2platform.com/fluentnode
Please take these for a test drive and let me know what you think of it
Labels:
FluentNode
Saturday, 15 November 2014
FluentNode API - please help
I've been working on an Fluent API for node which you can get from https://www.npmjs.org/package/fluentnode
It is basically a large number of JS prototype functions (written in coffee-script) which try to simplify node development, improve developer productivity and make the code more readable.
It's still early days, but there are already a good number of APIs in there (and all are covered by UnitTests)
I would love go get some feedback on the current APIs (and other APIs to add)
Reddit thread
It is basically a large number of JS prototype functions (written in coffee-script) which try to simplify node development, improve developer productivity and make the code more readable.
It's still early days, but there are already a good number of APIs in there (and all are covered by UnitTests)
I would love go get some feedback on the current APIs (and other APIs to add)
Reddit thread
Labels:
FluentNode,
NodeJS
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