This module allows you to run your BusterJS tests with gulp. It will also replace your configuration file and generate them on each test run for you.
npm install --save-dev buster gulp gulp-busterjs
Please note that gulp-busterjs will not bundle buster for you. You need
to add it on your own.
Using the module is as simple as that:
"use strict";
var gulp = require("gulp");
var buster = require("gulp-busterjs");
gulp.task("test", function () {
gulp
.src("./test/**/*-test.js")
.pipe(buster());
});If you want to run different buster configurations separated from each other you can also do this:
"use strict";
var gulp = require("gulp");
var buster = require("gulp-busterjs");
gulp.task("test", ["test-unit", "test-integration"], function () {});
gulp.task("test-unit", function () {
gulp
.src("./test/unit/**/*-test.js")
.pipe(buster({ name: "unit" }));
});
gulp.task("test-integration", function () {
gulp
.src("./test/integration/**/*-test.js")
.pipe(buster({ name: "integration" }));
});You can also pass additional options to the buster function:
gulp.task("test", function () {
gulp
.src("./test/**/*-test.js")
.pipe(buster({
name: "my lovely configuration name", // default: "testrun 123"
environment: "browser", // default: "node"
rootPath: "my/tests", // default: process.cwd()
tests: [], // default: the gulp files
failOnStderr: false, // default: true
useHeadlessBrowser: true, // default: false. Will spawn a headless phantom browser before running the tests.
transformSpawnArgs: function (args) {
return args;
}
}));
});
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