An angularjs+karma skeleton

[dbashford]

An angularjs+karma skeleton

[dbashford]

Awesome stuff! Could you fill in the blanks in the following structure? I'll toss it in the registry, try it out and publish it!

    {
      "name":"webapp",
      "url":"https://github.com/dbashford/MimosaWebAppSkeleton",
      "description":"A starter skeleton with all the key Mimosa modules for getting started. Info in the docs!",
      "author":"dbashford",
      "keywords":["requirejs"],
      "server":"Express",
      "lang":"javascript",
      "clientmvc":null,
      "cssframework":null,
      "tests":"mocha",
      "testRunner":"testem",
      "requirejs":true,
      "commonjs":false
    }

[dbashford]

Other examples here if you want to check them out: https://github.com/dbashford/skelmimosa/blob/master/registry.json

[idursun]

Hello,

I have completed missing information.

{
      "name":"angularjs-bootstrap-karma",
      "url":"https://github.com/idursun/mimosa-angular-karma-bootstrap-skeleton",
      "description":"A skeleton for mimosa with angular, bootstrap, less and karma",
      "author":"idursun",
      "keywords":["requirejs","karma","angularjs","express","less","bootstrap"],
      "server":"Express",
      "lang":"javascript",
      "clientmvc": "Angular",
      "cssframework":"bootstrap",
      "tests":"jasmine",
      "testRunner":"karma",
      "requirejs":true,
      "commonjs":false
}

Karma test worked ok on my machine, but I didn't have much time to test everything. I am happy to change anything you might suggest. Thank you.

[dbashford]

I haven't played with it at all, but have you tried the karma or karma-enterprise modules?

Enterprise, which is a fork of the original karma module
: https://github.com/dretay/mimosa-karma

And the original: https://github.com/CraigCav/mimosa-karma

[dbashford]

I've added your skel to the registry, thanks!

[idursun]

Thank you!

I have read descriptions of karma and karma-enterprise modules but decided not to use a module for karma integration because it just works on its own and plays well with WebStorm too.

[dbashford]

Cool, works for me! Thanks again.