Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Testing a Rails/Ember app with Teaspoon & QUnit and watching the tests run

Recently I have had to start working with an Ember application. It is certainly a challenge. For Unit testing we decided to look at QUnit for our front end pieces. Being used to:
save_and_open_page
and looking at tests running visually I was a bit stymied until I realized you could use the `-d` flag to override the phantom.js we set up in the config. So:
teaspoon -d selenium
will run the tests with Firefox & Selenium (normal version issues apply)

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