node compatibility about blanket HOT 5 CLOSED

I made a quick example of a possible way of dealing with script loading in node:

https://gist.github.com/3974605

Basically the user would pass a folder name (or maybe array of folder names, or regex or something) to the require("blanket") call, i.e. require("blanket")([/src-regex/]) and that would be used to load and instrument the modules that exists within those directories, and leave the rest alone.

Assuming we do that I think that mocha's built in coverage reporters would take care of the rest.

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So still fairly seemless, just one line of code to add to mocha tests, assuming this works and I haven't forgotten anything.

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Got it working. I didn't use the real instrumenting, but if we use the jscoverage object for node coverage or transfer the object into _$jscoverage when the tests are done, it will work with the existing mocha reporters, with no changes.

https://gist.github.com/3974605

So for node (once I formally write the code) the only thing people will need to do is a:

npm install blanket (if that name is available)

and then add require("blanket"); into the testrunner js file.

Woot.

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I'm going to see if there's even a way to avoid using the require("blanket") part...

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This is done.

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