Warning: PhantomJS not found.

[gruntjs]

Warning: PhantomJS not found.

[jwlrs]

I'm having the same exact issue.

[thom4parisot]

It seems to be related to gruntjs/grunt-lib-phantomjs#17 and Medium/phantomjs#15 and more specifically.

[kevinparkerson]

Have been seeing the same problem myself and cannot unit-test via phantom at the moment.

Running on Mac OSX Version 10.7.5

[odiroot]

This pull request provided some inspiration: adobe/brackets#3210

When I pinned phantomjs to 1.8.1-1 and grunt-lib-phantomjs to 0.2.0 it started to work again.

[jwlrs]

@odiroot just tried that, didn't work for me, but thanks for the tip.

[odiroot]

@joelarson4 have you tried cleaning your local node_modules? Also cleaning npm cache?

[kevinparkerson]

Tried it as well, no dice... notice his last comment on that request:

Sigh. This is busted now on mac. Giving up for this sprint and closing.

[erikfried]

For me this issue is present in all versions of phantomjs > 0.2.3 , not being fixed until the fresh 1.9

For me this issue should solved just by bumping phantomjs version to ~1.9.0-1

node --version: v0.8.22
mac osx 10.8.3

[kevinparkerson]

Thanks, that worked! Although I had to manually add the contents of 1.9.0-1 phantomjs to grunt-contrib-qunit / grunt-lib-phantomjs / node_modules / phantomjs because the latest grunt-contrib-qunit has a dependency on a ~1.8 version of phantomjs. Hopefully they upgrade grunt-contrib-qunit & grunt-lib-phantomjs soon so it's not necessary!

I then started seeing this:

Testing test/fuelux-editor-test.htmlOK
Warning: 0/0 assertions ran (33ms) Use --force to continue.
Aborted due to warnings.

Strange when all my tests pass in browser... turned out to be a problem with upgrading to the latest version of requirejs. Past 2.0.6 it fails when phantomjs runs the qunit tests:
#19

Hope that helps anyone using AMD and encountering issues when upgrading this stuff.

[erikfried]

It seems that this issue is non-present in node 0.10.

[kevinparkerson]

Really? Bummer... I'm stuck using node 0.8.14 until our production environment upgrades :(

[jsoverson]

Just updated the grunt-lib-phantomjs dependency and all is good for me on OSX and ubuntu.

@cowboy, @tkellen, @shama this just needs to be published, feel free to add me in npm or publish (marked as 0.2.1).

[tkellen]

Sweet! I've published this and added you as an author for the future.

[badsyntax]

Sorry for high-jacking this old thread but it's number one on google. So I still get this error using grunt-contrib-qunit V0.2.2. I found it odd no-one even mentioned the real issue I experienced, which is an OS level dependency issue:

./phantomjs: error while loading shared libraries: libfontconfig.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

A simple sudo apt-get install fontconfig sorted the issue for me (on Ubuntu Server 12.04.2)

Hope this helps.

[edit] - I created a ticket to add a note about this to the phantomjs module README: Medium/phantomjs#80

[furybyname]

@badsyntax cheers, worked for me

[BradleyFord]

worked for me too; thanks

[sattes-faction]

kudos @badsyntax - this did the trick.

[500mi-mitsui]

how to solve this