Description
A module for adding some QC-related features for python projects integrating a bit of javascript.
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Requirements
python2.7
libnspr4-dev
Usage
# nose --with-jscriptunit
Will scan packages and paths and match, as nose usually does, but also match js files that correspond matchexp (test_*.js) and load them using a thin integration api matching QUnit API. Results will be merged with the rest of the test results.
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