Hi Wenli,
Karma is a test runner, Jasmine will be still the testing framework in karma's configuration file. ------------------ ???????? ------------------ ??????: "oviliazhang"<oviliazh...@gmail.com>; ????????: 2019??10??20??(??????) ????8:29 ??????: "dev"<dev@echarts.apache.org>;"yufeng"<yu_fen...@qq.com>; ????: Re: Run unit test cases in node environment Hi Feng, Thanks for bringing this up. It is helpful to enable the unit tests to run in the node environment so that we can do the auto test in CI. What's the benefit of using Karma over Jasmine if Jasmine can also provide node testing? Wenli On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 6:30 PM yufeng <yu_fen...@qq.com> wrote: > Now the jasimine framework which echarts is using for unit testing runs on > the web page? Can we improve it to run test cases in node environment? I > recommend using karma, the unit testing tool, and choosing the jasmine > framework in the configuration. > > > The benefits of doing so are: > 1. Jasmine framework supports running test cases in node environment, and > the test results will be directly displayed in the terminal; > 2. Karma is a JavaScript test execution process management tool based on > node.js, which can be used to test all mainstream web browsers, and can > also be integrated into CI tools. > 3. Karma can make the test run in multiple browsers at the same time, such > as chrome and Firefox. Some codes run in different browsers with different > effects. The test results with karma are closer to the real environment. > 4. Karma supports multiple plug-ins, such as code coverage, test reports, > etc. > 5. Currently, the framework used in UT is jasmine, so there is no need to > modify the test cases. > > > Of course, there are also some problems. For example, some errors about > 'window' will be throwed when I try to modify it. > > > I hope you give some suggestions.
