CircleCI test runner

The proposed way is to add this repository as a git submodule under tests/test-runner, and then use the example CircleCI config file (configs/circle.yml) and put it into the root of your repository.

The package is meant to be included with your app repository where you structured your app into multiple packages under packages/ directory.

Running tests

Using the complete test suite

In order to run the test suite locally, first install the required Node.js packages:

$ npm install [email protected] mkdirp

Then you need to have the ChromeDriver installed and in your path. On Ubuntu you can do the following:

$ sudo apt-get install chromium-chromedriver
$ export PATH="$PATH:/usr/lib/chromium-browser"

On Mac OS X you can do:

$ brew tap homebrew/dupes
$ brew install chromedriver grep

When you have this ready, simply execute the test script to run all the tests:

$ ./tests/test-runner/test-all.sh

During test execution, the browser will open a few times and test results will be printed to the console.

Testing a single package

You can run tests for a single package using meteor directly, for example to test the blaze package:

$ meteor test-packages packages/blaze

After running the above command you should open http://localhost:3000 (replace localhost with your IP address if needed) in your browser to run the tests.