Jasmine now bundled with The Ruby Racer

[Charles Lowell]

Just so you know, I've bundled jasmine with therubyracer as an
optional require, but if you so desire, controlling a completely
headless jasmine environment from ruby is as easy as saying require
'v8/jasmine'

The prerelease is already on rubygems.org and can be installed with

gem install therubyracer --pre

Here is the example I posted yesterday to run a textmate buffer as a
jasmine test suite. Note that the reporter and environment control are
now implemented entirely in ruby.

http://gist.github.com/423788

cheers,
Charles

[Davis Frank]

Hotness.  Thanks for the work & the post! I'll get this in the Pivotal Blabs post today.

--dwf

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[Charles Lowell]

Cool. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm planning on putting up a wiki page on exactly how to use it, but now I'm actually busy using it :)

cheers,

Charles

[Mike Grafton]

Very cool. This is similar to what I did with jazz money, except I used Johnson as the JS interpreter (as well as using Envjs to support browser tests). I also used the Rspec runner to control the output (á la jasmine-ruby).

It might be good to roll this all together as a single gem for headless jasmine testing. Unfortunately, last I knew there was still no V8 support for Env.js. Charles, did you make any headway after you asked about it on the env.js list? 

Mike

[Charles Lowell]

Hey Mike,

I did manage to get it to load env.js after making some tweaks to the default, and was able to get a reference to the document, create nodes, and do basic stuff.... but I did not mess with things like iframes and ajax requests.

It was almost trivial to get running:

http://gist.github.com/424183

here is my patched env.js

http://gist.github.com/424193

It's a bit old and I understand they've made a lot nicer for other platforms, but all I had to do was change one place where they were using String.toUpperCase() (Rhino only)

cheers,

Charles