jasminejs-mode helps you manipulate and edit Jasmine test files.
- 2015-05-26 -- Breaking Change Use
fdescribe
andfit
instead ofddescribe
andiit
.
This mode is a minor mode. Usually you want to use it along side another mode like js2-mode or js3-mode. To use it along side js2-mode, simply add a hook.
(add-hook 'js2-mode-hook (lambda () (jasminejs-mode)))
You can now have this mode wherever you use js2-mode.
All keybindings in jasminejs-mode start with C-c C-j
and then a
two-letter mnemonic shortcut. You can customize jasminejs-prefix-key
to change the prefix key.
it
--I
tT
oggle betweenit
andfit
ip
--I
tP
ending betweenit
andxit
dt
--D
escribeT
oggle betweendescribe
andfdescribe
dp
--D
escribeP
ending betweendescribe
andxdescribe
If you would prefer not to customize jasminejs-prefix-key
you can
add a new prefix key yourself. Personally, I prefer C-c j
.
(add-hook 'jasminejs-mode-hook (lambda ()
(local-set-key (kbd "C-c j") 'jasminejs-prefix-map)))
Writing tests is nice when its easy. Make it easier by typing less.
Below are some snippets that can be loaded.
To load snippets you should load them after yasnippet is loaded and in the after hook.
For example,
(add-hook 'jasminejs-mode-hook (lambda () (jasminejs-add-snippets-to-yas-snippet-dirs)))
The function jasminejs-add-snippets-to-yas-snippet-dirs
will declare
jasminejs-mode as a mode that can load snippets and loads the default
set of snippets for you.
key | description |
---|---|
afte |
afterEach(...) |
befe |
beforeEach(...) |
desc |
describe(...) |
ex |
expect(...) |
expb |
expect(...).toBe(...) |
expc |
expect(...).toHaveBeenCalled() |
expcw |
expect(...).toHaveBeenCalledWith(...) |
expe |
expect(...).toEqual(...) |
expf |
expect(...).toBeFalsy() |
expt |
expect(...).toBeTruthy() |
it |
it(...) |
Intstall the dependencies with cask
cask install
Run the tests with:
$ cask exec ecukes
I'd like to thank Magnars for creating such great modes for Emacs. The basis of this mode was inspired by his busterjs-mode.x