Jasmine and Continuous Integration with Jenkins

[Anthony Green]

What's the latest advice regarding integrating Jasmine with Jenkins for:

* Unit tests (no DOM)
* Integration tests (DOM)
* System Test

I plan to use Cucumber for the system testing as I figure for my project
using JavaScript is a implementation detail.

It's the unit-testing and integration tests I'm most focused on.
I've done some Googling and found material on Gradle, Rhino and Envjs,
jasmine-node, jasmine-headless-webkit-reporters but there doesn't appear
a single project that has gained community traction and has ongoing
development.

I chosen to focus on jasmine-headless-webkit(-reporters) for now but am
having issue for which I've opened tickets.

Thoughts ?

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Anthony Green
BBC Future Media

[Davis W. Frank]

Your best bet is the Jasmine Phantom Gem: https://github.com/flipstone/jasmine-phantom

You'll need to have a recent Qt installed so Phantom can build.

This gives you dots and errors to stdout which means Jenkins will be happy.

--dwf

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thx,

--dwf

[Anthony Green]

On Wednesday, 12 September 2012 15:50:30 UTC+1, DWF wrote:

Your best bet is the Jasmine Phantom Gem: https://github.com/flipstone/jasmine-phantom

You'll need to have a recent Qt installed so Phantom can build.

This gives you dots and errors to stdout which means Jenkins will be happy.

--dwf

I've given that a go and I've also managed to get jasmine-headless-webkit working. 

Some things I noticed:

jasmine-headless-webkit appears to run the specs quite a bit faster

Jasmine 1.2.1 appears to break compatibility with jasmine-phantom

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Tony