Feature request: Run one spec file about jasmine-node HOT 17 CLOSED

Seems like it already has been implemented: #47

But this solution is based on a regexp, what doesn't really lets you test just one file. In case you have multiple test files with exacly same name all of them will be run.

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I can't see that option with:

jasmine-node --help

And it would be much easier to just run it with:

jasmine-node tests/file.spec.js

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Perhaps this fits your needs: https://github.com/booo/jasmine-node

Just run it on a single spec and everything should be fine.

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@booo I almost did it in same way as you did but there is one problem.

This way doesn't let you load helpers if you keep them in tests/ and your single test is in tests/template/BaseTemplate.js.

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Yeah but how should the system know... helpers could also be in tests/../../../behindTheMoon/ Perhaps search from the current working directory? In general I think the concept of the helper classes is strange and the hole loading of helpers is as well. I would include everything into my test via require or something else...

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Why would you want to do something manually while it can be done automatically?

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related to #27

I had thought before you cOuld run a single-spec... before 1.0.13 ... but maybe I just had a bug in my setup before...

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I stand corrected... maybe after node updated to 0.6.1 it screwed something up? Possibly have to do with cefebf0 ?

either way sucks, hopefully there's a simple fix :)

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When i run jasmine-node 1.0.12 on a single spec it's ok. But when i use jasmine-node 1.0.13 i got:
Error: ENOTDIR, Not a directory

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Me too.

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Below commit changes jasmine-node behavior.
d16f616

Parent commit can receive specific one file, eg.
$ jasmine-node foo-bar.js
parent commit:
2b99309

But d16f616 require directory. Below is error log, npm list and node version.
https://gist.github.com/1397379

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Right now I'm using 1.0.12 until this is fixed.

npm uninstall -g jasmine-node; npm install -g [email protected]

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I think this is fixed as of v1.0.17 (with node v0.6.6)

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run jasmine-node 1.0.20 on a single spec works fine (with node v0.4.12)

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With jasmine-node 1.0.21, it is possible to execute a single file spec, but the helpers are not loaded, which is rather inconvenient...

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Depends how you are going to run the test, lets say we have a file: GetProjectsMethodSpec.js in tests/ dir.

If you run it this way: jasmine-node --verbose tests/GetProjectsMethodSpec.js you will not get your helpers autoloaded
But if you run in that way: jasmine-node --verbose -m GetProjectsMethod tests/ you will get your helpers autoloaded.

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Now loading the helpers even if only a single file is specified. Available in beta branch currently.

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