How to get tests to run in the browser?

[rjcorwin]

Debugging the tests in the browser as opposed to phantomjs would improve my workflow greatly. I'm still a grunt n00b but I imagine we would create a new Grunt task and just make sure that it doesn't quit as to give the user time to open a browser and debug. I've spent some time trying to get this working but no luck so far. Does anyone have any tips?

Also, I'm still dealing with #364 which isn't fun but manageable.

[ruyadorno]

hi @rjsteinert, thanks for all the issues reported!

please help me understand better what is the real problem with this one.

• do you want to have the html files served by connect like used on the grunt serve task ?
• do you want to have the tests automatically running on each code change using livereload ?

for now one thing you can do is to simply open test/index.html in a browser... but I'm not sure that was the solution you wanted.

[mteodori]

I use grunt serve:test for this (with mocha) which does exactly what you want
everytime you add a new test file under test/spec/ you still have to add it manually to test/index.html though