Slides and files from my Karma presentation at IndyJS on 11/20/2013
##Running the Demo To run the demo, you need Node.js installed as well as a few Karma plugins.
####It get up and running:
npm install -g karma karma-qunit karma-teamcity-reporter karma-coverage karma-beep-reporter
####Start Karma
Default configuration:
karma start
CI and Coverage configuration:
karma start karma.tc.conf.js
####Potential Issues If Karma can't find Chrome (most likely on 64bit Windows), the easiest solution is to set an environment variable with the path to the Chrome executable.
SET CHROME_BIN=C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
This works for all the browser plugins:
- FIREFOX_BIN
- IE_BIN
- PHANTOMJS_BIN
- CHROME_CANARY_BIN (if you're testing on the edge)