Mocha Integrations

Karma's main goal is to provide a productive environment for developers. Karma's goal is to create a testing environment that developers don't need to set up many configurations. Instead, it will allow them to write the code and receive instant feedback from their tests. You are more productive and creative when you get quick feedback. You can test your code on real browsers, real devices (phones, tablets, etc.) or on a PhantomJS instance headless. You can control the entire workflow from the command line, or your IDE. Simply save a file and Karma's will run all the tests. Karma also monitors all files specified in the configuration file and triggers the test run by sending a signal back to the testing server to notify all captured browsers to run the test again. Each browser then loads the source files within an IFrame and executes the tests. Finally, the browser reports the results back the server.

High-performance platform and cross-browser testing. Execute automated tests across all browsers and devices using the cloud. We handle the heavy lifting. All this is accessible from the latest version of TestOps Studio. QA and development teams have the flexibility to adapt to changing environments and business requirements. Access to pre-configured test environments on demand. Enterprise-grade security to protect every step of your testing process. All your tests can be designed, orchestrated, and executed within the Katalon platform. Studio allows users to create scripts and execute them using TestCloud. They can also orchestrate the whole testing process using TestOps. All this is done within the same Katalon Account. You can test on any browser, version, OS or combination thereof. TestCloud allows QA engineers to test on any available environment, and IT can deploy the ones they need.

Simple JavaScript test coverage. Istanbul instruments your ES5 JavaScript code with linecounters. This allows you to track how well your unit tests exercise your codebase. The nyc command line-client for Istanbul is compatible with most JavaScript testing frameworks (tap, mocha, AVA etc. First-class support of ES6/ES2015+ using babel-plugin-Istanbul. Support for JavaScript testing frameworks. Use the nyc command line interface to instrument subprocesses. It is easy to add coverage to your mocha test. Simply add the command nyc to your existing test command. The instrument command of nyc can be used to inspect source files in a context other than your unit tests. nyc can show you the Node processes that were spawned while running a test script. By default, nyc uses Istanbul’s text reporter. You can however specify an alternative reporter.

A seamless JavaScript code coverage library. Blanket.js, a JavaScript code coverage tool, is easy to install, use, and understand. Blanket.js is easy to use and can be customized to your specific needs. JavaScript code coverage complements your JavaScript tests by including code coverage statistics (which lines in your source code are covered) Parsing the code with Esprima and Node-falafel and instrumenting the file using code tracking lines. After the tests are completed, connect to hooks in test runner to get the coverage details. Grunt has been made to allow Blanket to be used as a code coverage tool. This allows you to create instrumented copies from physical files instead of live-instrumenting. PhantomJS runs the QUnit-based Blanket report without any input. The console displays the results. Grunt will fail if you don't meet any coverage thresholds.

jscoverage tool with JavaScript and node.js support. Increase the coverage range. The jscoverage module can be loaded using mocha. When you select list, spec, or tap reporter in mocha, jscoverage will add coverage information. To specify the reporter, such as HTML or detail, you can use covout. The detail reporter will display the uncovered code directly in the console. Mocha runs a test case using the jscoverage module. jscoverage will not list files in the covignore directory. jscoverage will produce a report in HTML format. jscoverage will insert a set of functions into your module exports. Default jscoverage will search for covignore within the project root. jscoverage will copy excluded files from the source directory into the destination directory.

Test in any browser. In just a few clicks, you can record and convert web actions into automated scripts. You can import existing Selenium IDE test results and switch sides without regrets. No matter what browser version you use, your browser will work well. Ideal for individuals, small businesses, and start-ups. Compatible with the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, and MS Edge. Step-by-step instructions with tons of walkthroughs and webinars. You can define variables once and use them all. Then, you can update them as needed with global variables. No need to rewrite or hard-code values in any test. Dynamic test suites allow you to categorize and only run the relevant test cases. Time to stop manual workarounds and unnecessary tests. When websites change or default locators stop working, self-healing automatically searches for and uses valid locators. You can run your tests overnight and have your results ready for you by the next day.

Dash gives your Mac instant offline accessibility to over 200+ API documentation sets. Dash is an API documentation browser, code snippet manager, and code snippet manager. Dash instantly searches offline documentation for 200+ APIs, 100+ cheatsheets, and many more. You can also request docsets to include or create your own. Dash includes 200+ offline documentation sets. Dash allows you to choose which documentation sets you want to download. Dash will keep them up-to-date. You can also request docsets, create your own docsets, or download docsets directly from third-party sources. All documentation sets were created and maintained with the greatest care. Dash integrates seamlessly with package managers to create documentation sets for any item you may need. It can also provide custom documentation sources. You can store snippets. You can reuse snippets easily. Expand snippets within any app. Organise snippets using tags, syntax highlighting, or variable placeholders.

Captain is a free CLI. It can quarantine and detect flaky tests, retry failed tests automatically, partition files to run in parallel, and much more. It is compatible with 16 different testing frameworks. Captain partitions your test suite in balanced partitions and tracks the time it takes each test to run. This helps to reduce test suite runtimes for CI. Captain reports which tests are flaky in your test suites so you can quickly resolve flakiness issues. Use Captain with your existing framework. Captain is compatible with over 15 test frameworks, with more to come. Captain only retries the tests that fail, so you don't have to wait as long for retries. Captain can be configured, in conjunction with flakiness detection to retry flaky test more aggressively than a new failure. The quarantining feature of Captain allows you to run tests that are known as flaky or failing, while preventing your builds from failing.

Testmo allows you to manage all your test cases, sessions and automation. Unified test management, lightning fast UI, rich integrations & reports. Works with Jira, GitHub, GitLab & more. Fully integrated, the most productive tool for managing test cases. Testmo's flexible management of test cases allows you to easily manage test cases, track test results and record test runs. Fully customizable, integrated into your existing tools and optimized for productivity. Testmo’s test management platform offers first-class features such as exploratory testing, session and note management. Manage your test sessions, ad hoc tests and release cycles for continuous delivery and fast-release cycles. Full test automation integration for your existing testing tools and CI pipelines. Automate the submission of results, tracking tests, and reporting failures. Works with any language, tool, or platform. All test automation results are stored in one central location, regardless of which tools you use.

Early is an AI tool that automates the generation and maintenance unit tests. It improves code quality and accelerates development processes. Early integrates with Visual Studio Code to allow developers to create verified and validated tests directly from the codebase. This covers a variety of scenarios including edge cases and happy paths. This approach increases code coverage and helps identify potential issues earlier in the development cycle. Early supports TypeScript and JavaScript languages and is compatible with test frameworks like Jest and Mocha. The tool provides a seamless experience, allowing users to quickly access generated tests and refine them to meet specific requirements. Early automates the testing process to reduce the impact on bugs, prevent code regressions, and boost development speed, ultimately leading to a release of better-quality software.

Node.js is an asynchronous JavaScript runtime that drives JavaScript calls. It's designed to create scalable network applications. Node.js will go to sleep if there isn't any work being done. This is in contrast with the more common concurrency model today, where OS threads are used. Thread-based networking is slow and difficult to use. Node.js users are not at risk of deadlocking the process because there are no locks. Nearly every function in Node.js performs I/O. The process never blocks unless the I/O is performed using synchronous Node.js methods standard library. Scalable systems are easy to create in Node.js because nothing blocks. Node.js is inspired by and similar to Ruby's Event Machine, and Python's Twisted. Node.js extends the event model a little further. It presents an event loop instead of a library as a runtime construct.

JavaScript is a web scripting language and programming language that allows developers to create dynamic elements on the internet. Client-side JavaScript is used by over 97% of all websites. JavaScript is the most popular scripting language on the internet.

Simple. Fun. Language and Framework independent. Creates clear and fancy testing reports in just minutes. The community loves this tool, which was developed by Qameta Software and Open-source contributors. Allure supports a wide range of test frameworks. Choose the framework you require and follow the steps for integration. Use your chosen testing framework to run your automated test suite. The results of the detailed tests will be automatically captured. Configure your pipeline so that it runs the test suite, and generates Allure reports after each test. You can customize the Allure reports based on your needs by adding additional metadata to your test cases, such as tags or labels. Share the generated Allure report with stakeholders, such as developers and testers. The interactive and visual nature of the reports makes it easy to collaborate and communicate testing results.