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update docs about running karma
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url: {}, // you'll have to visit a URL in a browser
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headless: { browsers: [ 'PhantomJS' ] },
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continuous: { browsers: [ 'PhantomJS' ], singleRun: true } // "continuous integration" mode
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continuous: { browsers: [ 'PhantomJS' ], singleRun: true, autoWatch: false } // "continuous integration" mode
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};
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# Development Tools
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To run automated tests, you must first install the `karma` command line utility globally:
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First, your JS/CSS files should be built (via `grunt dev` or `build/watch.sh`).
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Then you can run the tests from a browser (this will output a URL that you can visit):
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npm install -g karma-cli
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Then, assuming all your source files have been built (via `grunt dev` or `build/watch`), you can run the tests from a browser (this will output a URL that you can visit):
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karma start --single-run
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grunt karma
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Alternatively, you can run the tests headlessly:
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karma start --single-run --browsers PhantomJS
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grunt karma:headless
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Both commands will watch for any changes made to source files or test files, and then automatically rereun the tests.
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# Collaboration Resources
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6. Write the tests. Look at other tests in the directory for inspiration on how a test file is laid out.
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7. Make sure your tests pass. Run the `karma` commands mentioned above.
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7. Make sure your tests pass. Run the `grunt karma` commands mentioned above.
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8. Submit your code as a pull request to the main FullCalendar repo. [How to create a PR].
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When you are writing a new test, it is often annoying to have to run *all* tests every time while you are debugging. Jasmine allows you to write `ddescribe` and `iit` statements, which will only run the enclosed tests and ignore all others.
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Also, when running tests in a real browers via the plain `karma start` command, it is very helpful to use Karma's "debug" mode (available via the big DEBUG button). Once you are in that mode, JS debugging tools such as console and breakpoints will become available.
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Also, when running tests in a real browers via the plain `grunt karma` command, it is very helpful to use Karma's "debug" mode (available via the big DEBUG button). Once you are in that mode, JS debugging tools such as console and breakpoints will become available.
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The [jasmine-jquery] library is available to make it easier to query the DOM for certain things. It adds extra DOM-specific utility methods to the `expect()` object.
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