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= Installing stuff with NPM =  
 
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== Starting a new node project ==
  
 
Start any node.js project by:
 
Start any node.js project by:
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http://www.bradoncode.com/blog/2015/05/19/karma-angularjs-testing/  
 
http://www.bradoncode.com/blog/2015/05/19/karma-angularjs-testing/  
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== Starting the project 2 ==
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Npm's init command line option will launch a wizard, which creates a package.json for our project.
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npm init
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Do this after creating the directory.
  
 
== Path problem in Windows ==
 
== Path problem in Windows ==
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Mocha seems to have the lead...
 
Mocha seems to have the lead...
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== Jasmine = BDD ==
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* Jasmine quick start – excellent - http://www.bradoncode.com/blog/2015/05/12/angularjs-testing-getting-started/
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== Mocking ==
 
== Mocking ==
  
 
Use Sinon instead of Mockito.  There’s a before() and after() function.  Stub the xhtmlrequest calls.
 
Use Sinon instead of Mockito.  There’s a before() and after() function.  Stub the xhtmlrequest calls.

Revision as of 13:52, 4 July 2017

Installing stuff with NPM

Starting a new node project

Start any node.js project by:

mkdir MyProject
cd MyProject
echo {} >> package.json

Install tools into the project using:

npm install karma --save-dev

Rather than globally with

npm install karma -g 

because then you aren’t dependent on local configuration.

What’s –save-dev? That’s an option that updates the installed packages in the ‘devDependencies’ section of the package.json file. It signifies that a developer will need this package to work with the application, but it’s not required to run the applicaiton i.e. in production.

http://www.bradoncode.com/blog/2015/05/19/karma-angularjs-testing/

Starting the project 2

Npm's init command line option will launch a wizard, which creates a package.json for our project.

npm init

Do this after creating the directory.

Path problem in Windows

If you find that stuff installed with npm is not in the path in git bash, this means that when node was installed, the idiot didn't install as administrator, and the path stuff ended up in his local environment variables, rather than in the system environment variables. Might be able to fix via Windows | env, manually. Otherwise deinstall node from Control Panel, and reinstall.

Editor

Getting started with VS Code


Nodes.js

Express

MVC framework built on Node. Has an express generator that will build the project dirs.

.... insert here ....

Unit Testing

Mocha seems to have the lead...

Jasmine = BDD


Mocking

Use Sinon instead of Mockito. There’s a before() and after() function. Stub the xhtmlrequest calls.