browser tests do not show console.log statements

[Joey Baker]

When running prova in a browser, console.log statements do not show anywhere. They're really handy to have for debugging purposes.

[Azer Koçulu]

It should be something else causing that, Prova doesn't touch console at all

[Joey Baker]

hmmm… maybe I miscommunicated? When running prova via prova -b -l chrome -e and putting a console.log statement in a test, the log statements do not show up in the terminal nor in the browser console. Is that expected behavior?

[Azer Koçulu]

could you try it with a empty test file like following;

console.log('foo')

var test = require('prova')

[Joey Baker]

Nifty. Partially my fault.

console.log('foo')

var test = require('prova')

test('test', function(t){
  console.log('bar')
  t.end()
})

Does output in the browser console. However, it would be great to see it in the CLI as well.

[Calvin Metcalf]

the tap stuff also goes through the console log and that is filtered by default to just show relevant stuff, use the -p to see the full tap output with the console.logs.

[Azer Koçulu]

-p --tap options don't work in the browser though, (or may be they work but I haven't tried)

[Azer Koçulu]

@calvinmetcalf @joeybaker 2.0.2 adds this feature

[Azer Koçulu]

screenshot:

[Joey Baker]

@azer I finally got around to trying this but it doesn't seem to work for me :( Any tips?