Testing

[jesserosato]

It would be really cool to get some testing working in WICIT. Check out the Angular.js tutorial for a nice intro to unit testing with Karma and end-to-end testing with Protractor.

[mikyladewitt]

Do you still want help with this? I code in Angular so I have experience writing Jasmine Unit Tests and running the tests with Karma.

I looked at your Gruntfile and noticed you don't have any Karma grunt plugins set up or a karma.conf.js file. I can set that up for you too if you want.

[jesserosato]

Hi Michi,

Thanks so much for your interest in WICit! If you want to set up testing frameworks that would be amazing!

• Jesse

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Do you still want help with this? I code in Angular so I have experience writing Jasmine Unit Tests and running the tests with Karma.

I looked at your Gruntfile and noticed you don't have any Karma grunt plugins set up or a karma.conf.js file. I can set that up for you too if you want.

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[mikyladewitt]

Will do! Can I add all the framework to the existing Gruntfile so it all runs whenever you build it?

[jesserosato]

That would be perfect! I use a setup like that at work myself and I love it.

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Will do! Can I add all the framework to the existing Gruntfile so it all runs whenever you build it?

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[mikyladewitt]

Sorry, life/work got a bit more hectic than I anticipated. I have karma up and running and I think about half of the angular files are tested. I'm going to try to jump back on this in the next couple days and finish it up then i can check it in.

[jesserosato]

Hi Michi,

No worries! I know how that goes! It sounds like you’ve done a bunch already! If you get a chance to finish writing the tests, that’s awesome! Otherwise, feel free to push up the framework setup and the tests you have completed, so someone else can pick up the baton.

Thank you for your contributions to and interest in WICit!

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Sorry, life/work got a bit more hectic than I anticipated. I have karma up and running and I think about half of the angular files are tested. I'm going to try to jump back on this in the next couple days and finish it up then i can check it in.

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