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copied 'running the tests' from http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=AppSuite:Testing_3rd-party_code

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	== Running the tests ==		== Running the tests ==

	~~Running~~ the ~~tests~~ is ~~pretty easy~~. ~~For now~~, in the ~~''ui'' directory~~ of your ~~sources start the karma server with this jake task~~		The recommended way to start testing is to run:

			grunt dev

			This will start a connect server, the karma
			test server and a watcher for changes. Optionally, it is possible to connect multiple browsers to the host running the karma server (port 9876). Tests will run in those browsers, too. You can trigger a test run manually by running:

			grunt testrun

			in another terminal. This will be done automatically by the grunt watch
			task, after any source file of your project has been changed.

	~~./build.sh testserver~~

	~~After that, open up a browser and point it to http://localhost:9876/.~~

	[[Category:AppSuite]]		[[Category:AppSuite]]

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	[[Category:UI]]		[[Category:UI]]
	[[Category:Development process]]		[[Category:Development process]]
			[[Category:Testing]]

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Mac only

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	== Setting up your system ==		== Setting up your system ==

	=== Mac only ===		=== Before starting: Mac only ===
	brew install phantomjs		brew install phantomjs
	...or link it in path and set executable bit on phantomjs binary yourself. After this:		...or link it in path and set executable bit on phantomjs binary yourself. After this follow the rest of the guide.

	=== All ===		=== All ===

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	=== Mac only ===		=== Mac only ===
	brew install phantomjs		brew install phantomjs
	...or link it in path and set executable bit on phantomjs binary yourself.		...or link it in path and set executable bit on phantomjs binary yourself. After this:

	=== All ===		=== All ===

2013-11-20T13:42:31Z

Mac only

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	=== Mac only ===		=== Mac only ===
	brew install phantomjs		brew install phantomjs
			...or link it in path and set executable bit on phantomjs binary yourself.

	=== All ===		=== All ===

2013-11-20T13:41:39Z

Setting up your system

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	== Setting up your system ==		== Setting up your system ==

			=== Mac only ===
			brew install phantomjs

			=== All ===
	You need at least ''node'' version 0.8 to use the latest version of ''karma'', which we need. Karma will be installed with all other development dependencies. So just make sure you ran		You need at least ''node'' version 0.8 to use the latest version of ''karma'', which we need. Karma will be installed with all other development dependencies. So just make sure you ran

2013-09-19T10:13:13Z

Setting up your system

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	npm install		npm install

	~~in a shell~~ within your ui directory in the appsuite repository.		within your ui directory in the appsuite repository.

	== Running the tests ==		== Running the tests ==

2013-09-19T10:12:36Z

Running the tests

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	After that, open up a browser and point it to http://localhost:9876/.		After that, open up a browser and point it to http://localhost:9876/.

	If you don’t want to use the appserver proxy but your own backend, you need to adjust the proxies section in your ''ui/karma.conf.js''. The appserver or a running backend won’t be needed in the future.

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	[[Category:UI]]		[[Category:UI]]
	[[Category:Development process]]		[[Category:Development process]]

2013-09-19T10:12:04Z

Setting up your system

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	== Setting up your system ==		== Setting up your system ==

	You need at least ''node'' version 0.8 to use the latest version of ''karma'', which we need. ~~To install the (latest stable version of) karma runner, run~~		You need at least ''node'' version 0.8 to use the latest version of ''karma'', which we need. Karma will be installed with all other development dependencies. So just make sure you ran

	npm install ~~-g karma~~		npm install

	in a shell~~. You might need admin rights to do that, use ''sudo'' if needed.~~		in a shell within your ui directory in the appsuite repository.

	~~If you have karma installed already you may have to run~~

	~~npm -g update~~

	~~at least once, if the karma dependencies fail at least 2 times.~~

	~~After that you may have to add the path to~~ your ~~node modules to~~ the ~~''local.conf'' file~~.

	~~export NODE_PATH="/usr/local/lib/node_modules:/usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules:$NODE_PATH"~~

	== Running the tests ==		== Running the tests ==