Can I use JunitPerf: http://www.clarkware.com/software/JUnitPerf.html
with TestNG tests?
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We are creating a test framework for a Angular Web API Project. I have researched about Testing frameworks like Jasime, Mocha etc.
My question is, do we need a test runner like karma along with Jasime/Mocha to run & test test cases.
Yes, karma will be the test engine that will run your jasmine tests. Jasmine is a test API / framework, karma is a test engine that will spawn javascript environments able to run your tests.
You can run your tests just straight in an HTML page, but it's easier to just use karma. You need to use something like Karma if you're going to test directives, because you need the html2Js preprocessing.
I'm running my tests with Selenium Webdriver and Testng. Im using asserts in my tests. The problem I'm facing is that even when the assertion is failing, testng is not showing the test as failed.
TestNG Console
Does anyone have a solution?
Can Protractor be used for Test Driven Development of Angular JS Application ? Protractor is popularly used as E2E test framework for Angular but can we use it for TDD (Test Driven Development) ?
Protractor should be used only for E2E testing.
For TDD you can switch to Karma with Jasmine.
Also see http://kroltech.com/2013/11/javascript-tdd-with-jasmine-and-karma/
I use Protractor in my TDD workflow but not for unit tests. I use it for tests similar to integration tests which require interfacing with a running site.
I wouldn't use it for unit tests because it is so much slower than Karma as a test runner and it requires the server to be started.
I wrote a little about my experiences doing TDD in Angular which shows how I use Protractor vs Karma. I hope it helps.
How does one integrate a jasmine plugin (such as jasmine-jquery) in an e2e protractor test in a Lineman project?
Is there a way to run JSUnit tests without specifying test suite file.
I want to run all the tests in a particular package so that one does not have to remember to add any new test to the existing suite.
I believe both Eclipse and Maven will do this for you.