grunt-jasmine-chromeapp
Run jasmine specs in a Chrome Packaged App
Getting Started
This plugin requires Grunt ~0.4.0
If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, which explains how to create your grunt file. Once you're familiar with the process, this plugin can be installed as:
npm install grunt-jasmine-chromeapp --save-dev
Once the plugin has been installed, it may be enabled with this line of JavaScript:
grunt;
Jasmine Task
Run this task with the grunt jasmine_chromeapp
command.
Automatically builds and maintains the spec runner and reports results back to the grunt console. Starts chrome with a dynamically created packaged application which runs jasmine specs. The package reports results back to a web server run by the plugin, which then reports back to the console. This structure is chosen becasue selenium is unable to debug or instrument packaged applications directly.
Customize your SpecRunner
Use your own files in the app to customize your tests.
Options
src
Type: String|Array
Your source files and specs. These are the files you are testing.
options.paths
Type: String|Array
Listing of which files should be included as script tags in the test runner. If not set, defaults to all files listed as source files, but can define a subset of those files to support copying non-js files, or other support files which should not be directly included.
options.keepRunner
Type: Boolean
Default: false
Prevents the auto-generated app from being automatically deleted, and leave the browser open.
options.binary
Type: String
Default: undefined
Specify the locations of google-chrome
to run for testing. Defaults to the per-platform
default locations specified by
chromedriver if not specified.
options.flags
Type: Array
Default: []
Additional command-line flags to pass to chrome. These are appended to the default flags
used for instantiation: --no-first-run
, --force-app-mode
, --apps-keep-chrome-alive-in-tests
,
--load-and-launch-app
, and --user-data-dir
.
--no-startup-window
is also used for the Mac platform.
options.timeout
Type: Number
Default: 30000
How many milliseconds to wait for the browser to start up before failing.
options.outfile
Type: String
Default: .build
The directory to stage the chrome app into.