Testing your npm package against multiple versions of Node.js

[Dashku]

Hi,

I've been writing an npm module where a dependency was only supported on Node 0.6, and the tests were using an API call exclusive to 0.8. I've upgraded the dependency so that 0.8 is supported.

The observation I made was that testing your npm module against multiple versions of Node is a manual process (via nvm), and can be slow.

I had an idea; build a tool that runs the testing and installation of your npm packages against different versions of Node automatically. It pinpoints what versions of Node your npm will work on, and saves you going through the manual process I went through.

Is there a better way for doing this kind of thing? Thoughts?

[Oleg Efimov (Sannis)]

Try http://travis-ci.org/ :)

вторник, 31 июля 2012 г., 0:22:04 UTC+4 пользователь Dashku написал:

[Evan]

I'm testing actionHero [[ http://actionherojs.com ]] against a few versions of node on travis.ci  [[ http://travis-ci.org/#!/evantahler/actionHero ]].  It's free, fast and great!