See test/programs/*.case and test/specs/Programs.spec.js for examples of how to write programs.
Setup using npm install.
Run npm run test to see it in action. If there's an issue with phantomjs, connect to the port which karma outputs (usually 9876) from your browser, e.g. localhost:9876 to see the tests run. Otherwise they'll timeout.
This is what a successful test run would look like:
Note that if you connect via a browser, the test runner would still wait upto 60s for phantomjs to respond even though tests have finished running in your browser.
- A GUI
- Solve the phantomjs quirk. It's because I need to provide reference output files to phantomjs so that it can make sure that the AST is correctly built (see
tests/programs/*.case.json).