Install

$ npm install -g azer/prova

Usage

vartest=require('prova')test('timing test',function(t){t.plan(2)t.equal(typeofDate.now,'function')varstart=Date.now()setTimeout(function(){t.equal(Date.now()-start,100)},100)})

$ node test.jsPassed 1 test.

In Browser

$ node test.js -bVisit localhost:7559 with a browser to start running the tests.

Multiple Tests

$ npm install -g prova

$ prova test/foo.js test/bar.js

$ prova test/**/*.js -b

Launching Browsers and Headless Testing

$ prova -lAvailable Browsers: safari v7.0.2, chrome v34.0.1847.116, phantom v1.9.7

$ prova -b -l safari

$ prova -b -l chrome -e

$ prova -b -l phantom

$ rm /Users/azer/.config/browser-launcher/config.json

Browserify Transforms

$ nodetest -b -t coffeeify

$ nodetest -b -t coffeeify,brfs,foo,bar

Browserify Plugins

$ nodetest -b --plugin foo

$ nodetest -b --plugin foo,bar

Custom Frame Documents

$nodetest-b-ftest.html

Manually Restarting Browser Tests

$ curl localhost:7559/restart

Loading Assets

$ curl http://localhost:7559/assets/in/foobar.png

HTTP Proxy

$ node test -b -y "/my-api=http://localhost:8080"

Command-line

      USAGE          prova [filenames] [options]      OPTIONS          -g     --grep         Run tests matching with given pattern          -b     --browser       Publishes the tests on 0.0.0.0:7559          -o     --port          Publish the tests on given port number.          -d     --hostname      Publish the tests on given hostname.          -l     --launch        List available browsers to launch or launch specified browser.          -e     --headless      Launch the browser headlessly. (Requires xvfb)          -r     --proxy         Launch the browser with specified proxy configuration.          -q     --quit          Shut down the browser server once all the tests are done.          -f     --frame         Specify a custom document to run tests on browser. e.g node test -b -f custom.html          -x     --exec          Execute given commmand before running the tests.          -y     --http-proxy    Proxy requests matching with given pattern to a target. e.g -y "/images=localhost:8080"          -t     --transform     Use given Browserify transforms. e.g node test -b -t coffeeify,brfs          -u     --plugin        Use given Browserify plugins. e.g node test -b -u foo,bar          -s     --progress      Show a progress bar. Useful when tests are running slow.          -p     --tap           Output original Tap output without modifying anything.          -C     --no-console    Disable showing browser console messages on command-line.          -v     --version       Show version and exit          -h     --help          Show help and exit                 --examples      Show example commands

Example Commands

    EXAMPLES        1. Run the tests on NodeJS.           $ node test.js           $ node test           $ prova test/index.js           $ prova           All the above example commands will work same way. Prova assumes the filename of your test is either `test.js` or `test/index.js`       2. Publish the tests on localhost:7559, so you can run the tests on a web browser.          $ node test.js -b          $ prova test -b          $ prova -b       3. Publish the tests on given host and port.          $ node test.js -o 8080 -d foobar.net          $ prova test.js -o 8080 -d foobar.net       4. Publish the tests and launch a browser to automatically run the tests.          $ node test.js -b -l chrome          $ prova test.js -b -l chrome       5. List the browsers that can be launched automatically.          $ prova -l          $ node test.js -l       6. Run the tests with PhantomJS.          $ node test.js -b -l phantom          $ prova test.js -b -l phantom       7. Run only specified tests with PhantomJS.          $ node test.js -b -l phantom -g pattern          $ prova test.js -b -l phantom -g pattern       8. Launch Chrome headlessly using xvfb:          $ node test -b -l chrome -e          $ prova test -b -l chrome -e