Starting point for doing a code kata, using node.js and jasmine-node which is a 'port' of the jasmine behavior driven development framework for testing javascript code.
This directory contains the following:
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README.md, you're currently reading it. -
bootstrap.bat, a wrapper around bootstrap.ps1 for those how run PowerShell with the Restricted or AllSigned, ExecutionPolicy. -
bootstrap.ps1- installs chocolatey if not already installed
- installs nodejs.install chocolatey package
- installs node package jasmine-node plus it's dependencies
- installs jshint plus it's dependencies
- installs node-inspector plus it's dependencies
Note that this script needs an internet connection to function.
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check.bata script that invokes jshint on the current directory. -
check.ps1a script that can take advantage of the pswatch module, such that jshint can be run whenever a javascript file changes on the filesystem. -
debug.bata scripts that starts a debugging session using node-inspector, you have to supply the name of the spec you wish to debug. Be sure to add adebugger;statement to your spec where you want to break. -
example.js, example javascript file containing your production code. -
example.spec.js, example javascript file containing a single specification. -
LICENSE, a copy of the license that applies to this repository, which is the GNU General Public License version 3 or later. -
run.bat, run and watch the specs. Watch the specs means that the filesystem will be watched for modifications to.jsfiles and as soon as changes are detected the specs will be run.
sudo apt-get install npm
npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/
sudo npm install jasmine-node -g
sudo npm install jshint -g
sudo npm install node-inspector -g
cd <some dir>
npm install jasmine-node
npm install jshint
npm install node-inspector
export PATH=`pwd`/.bin:$PATH