This commit applies the following 2 changes:
- Removes the preinstall NPM command that installs Grunt (we don't use Grunt anymore)
- Makes sure Meteor database is reset before the client starts up in production mode
This commit removes everything that is related to Grunt, since we can now use NPM instead. Particularly, it does the following things:
- Removes the Gruntfile
- Removes the text file containing Grunt instructions
- Uninstalls all the Grunt-related packages
This commit allows NPM to run the client in development and production modes using all the Meteor-related configs.
Run client in development:
NODE_ENV=development npm start
or
npm start
Run client in production:
NODE_ENV=production npm start
The default rootURL is http://127.0.0.1/html5client. This can be changed in .npmrc.
If prodHome is specified in .npmrc, then its value is used as Meteor's $HOME.
This commit slightly modifies the start script: we don't need to jump to another directory to run start.sh. It also introduces two modes of running the client via npm scripts: default mode (development) and production mode. I only introduce the npm scripts setup, the modes don't differ from each other yet.
This commit does the following:
- adds the Spec test reporter to display all the passed/failed test specs after all the tests finish running
- removes console logging (we don't need it anymore, since we can see the reported results at the end of every test run)
- adds the XML test reporter for easier Jenkins integration
This commit adds the config file for the wdio test runner. Using the packaged runner instead of the particular Jasmine runner allows us to do the following:
- Use the global browser object (simplifies access to the Selenium methods from any particular assertion)
- Avoid installing Jasmine globally
The dummy landing page title test actually does the job now.
This commit adds 2 packages:
- WebdriverIO main package
- Jasmine integration for WebdriverIO
Dummy landing page spec is created (supposed to test the title, but doesn't actually do that yet). This new spec follows the Page Object pattern.
