Test Mode

[facundocabrera]

Test Mode

[jgauna]

Process of testing

I propose to use Jasmine instead of Mocha, the reasons are that Mocha needs some extra packages to run (although it adds more flexibility), in long term projects, it will affect the maintainability regarding versions and more single pieces to keep upgraded. Jasmine is the choosen (?

Regarding the methodology it will be something like this (maybe):

yo deloitte will generate a folder called test with this structure:

• test
  • stories
  • tests
  • reports

The .story file should follow the BDD principles:

modal-test.story

Scenario:
I will see a "start course" modal on the screen after log in

GIVEN I'm logged in <url>
WHEN <element> is loaded
THEN I will see a <modal>

Details:
url|element|modal
http://lala.com|#container|#modal

We will write .story files inside the stories folder, which will be in relation (one-to-one) with a .js test file (inside the tests folder).

We should create a command like "yo deloitte:build tests" (correct me if the yo command syntax is wrong) which will establish the relation between the .story file and .js file like:

modal-test.js example

/*
SCENARIO:
I will see a "start course" modal on the screen after log in

GIVEN I'm logged in <url>
WHEN <element> is loaded
THEN I will see a <modal>

Details:
url|element|modal
http://lala.com|#container|#modal


*/

#### FIXED JASMINE CODE!

describe('GIVEN I'm logged in http://lala.com', function() {
    // Future test  written
});

describe('WHEN #container is loaded', function() {
    // Future test  written
});

describe('THEN I will see a #modal', function() {
    // Future test  written
});

Reports

For the reports folder we can use Istanbul (https://github.com/gotwarlost/istanbul)

So, we should create yo deloitte:build report and do some magic trick to get the reports ... to be continued

[facundocabrera]

That's perfect. Just start with this!

[facundocabrera]

I'm thinking a little more. Please evaluate as a possible implementation the creation of a new generator only handling testing stuff. 😄