Use the Spumko Lab test utility in Grunt.
All configuration is optional. See the Lab documentation for more information about each parameter.
grunt-lab option | Type | Default | Lab flag |
---|---|---|---|
files | [glob] | [ "test/**/*.js" ] | |
coverage | boolean | false | -c |
color | boolean | false | -C |
dryRun | boolean | false | -d |
nodeEnv | string | test | -e |
pattern | string | -g | |
global | boolean | false | -G |
identifier | string | -i | |
ignoreGlobals | string | -I | |
leakDetection | boolean | false | -l |
timeout | integer | 2000 | -m |
reportFile | string | -o | |
parallel | boolean | false | -p |
reporter | string | console | -r |
silence | boolean | false | -s |
minCoverage | integer | -t | |
verbose | boolean | false | -v |
An example Gruntfile using grunt-lab may look like this:
"use strict";
module.exports = function (grunt) {
grunt.initConfig({
lab : {
color : true,
coverage : true,
minCoverage : 100
}
});
// Load plugins
grunt.loadNpmTasks("grunt-lab");
// Register tasks
grunt.registerTask("default", [ "lab" ]);
};
It is not required to specify any configuration at all if you don't want to.
There are only a few things to keep in mind when submitting a PR:
- linting and style guidelines are followed
- 100% test coverage
- all tests pass
Otherwise, the build will fail. :)