Writing Karma Tests
To make sure our rendering and tools don't break upon future modifications, we have written tests for them. Rendering tests includes comparing the rendered images with the expected images. Tools tests includes comparing the output of the tools with the expected output.
Running Karma Tests Locally
You can run yarn run test
to run all tests locally.
By default, karma.conf.js
will run the tests in a headless chrome browser to make
sure our tests can run in any servers. Therefore, you cannot visualize it by default. In order
to run the tests and visually inspect the results, you can run the tests by changing the
karma.conf.js
file to have browsers: ['Chrome']
instead of browsers: ['ChromeHeadless']
.
Running Only One Karma Test Locally
You can use karma
specifiers such as describe
instead of (describe
) and fit
instead
of (it
) to run only one test.