Jasmine runner for RingoJS environment

[jc...@migrate.io]

I "finished" my Jasmine test runner. It is wired up with my Maven builds so there are a couple hard coded directories in there, but it is working nicely.

require.paths.push( module.resolve( '../../main/webapp/WEB-INF/api' ) );

require.paths.push( module.resolve( '../../main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib' ) );

var fs = require( 'fs' );

var baseDir = fs.workingDirectory() + 'src/test/js';

load( baseDir + '/jasmine/jasmine-1.3.1.js' );

load( baseDir + '/jasmine/jasmine.terminal_reporter.js' );

load( baseDir + '/jasmine/jasmine.junit_reporter.js' );

fs.listTree( baseDir ).forEach( function ( file ) {

    var f = baseDir + '/' + file;

    if ( fs.isFile( f ) && /.+Spec\.js$/g.test( file ) ) load( f );

} );

var jasmineEnv = jasmine.getEnv();

var reporter = new jasmine.TerminalReporter( {

    verbosity : 3,

    color : true

} );

jasmineEnv.addReporter( reporter );

jasmineEnv.addReporter(

    new jasmine.JUnitXmlReporter( fs.workingDirectory() + 'target/surefire-reports/' )

);

var done = function () {

    print( 'Calling done' );

    if ( reporter.hasErrors() ) require( 'system' ).exit( -1 );

};

var oldCallback = jasmineEnv.currentRunner().finishCallback;

jasmineEnv.currentRunner().finishCallback = function () {

    oldCallback.apply( this, arguments );

    done();

};

jasmineEnv.execute();

I would like to do what Karma does and watch for modified files and re-run all of the tests when this happens. I have used load(path) to load my tests. If I change a test and save it, I can detect that change. But how do I "unload" my previously loaded test files and load in new ones?

[James Cook]

Anyone have any ideas on my prior question regarding the 'unloading' of a javascript file?

Basically, I use the load( url ) command, but I need a way to tell the engine to unload( url ), or a way to clear it of any loaded scripts.

Does this exist?