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Karma generator Build Status

See the Karma documentation for more info.

Why Karma?

Karma runs the tests in the browser, but reports them in the CLI. This greatly improves your workflow by giving you constant, accurate feedback on the status of your tests.

PhantomJS is a great option too, but it has the one drawback that it won't expose browser inconsistencies.

Usage

Install it globally npm install -g generator-karma.

Running yo karma will generate two files for your project: karma.conf.js and karma-e2e.conf.js. It will then install the npm dependencies.

Note that you'll need to update your Gruntfile.js. If you're using Karma through the AngularJS generator, all of the configuration is done for you.

Options

  • --skip-install

    Skips the automatic execution of bower and npm after scaffolding has finished.

  • --test-framework=[framework]

    Defaults to mocha. Can be switched for another supported testing framework like jasmine or qunit.

  • --coffee

    Enable support for tests written in CoffeeScript.

  • --travis

    Enable Travis CI config generation.

Configuration

Karma can be configured by editing karma.conf.js. See the documentation page on the config file for an exhaustive list of options.

Contribute

See the contributing docs

License

BSD license