gjbt is a simple (temporary) wrapper for GopherJS to run tests in Chrome as opposed to NodeJS.
go get -u myitcv.io/cmd/gjbt
gjbt is a simple (temporary) wrapper for GopherJS to run tests in Chrome as opposed to NodeJS. It should be considered
to be a direct replacement for gopherjs test.
Running your tests in Chrome has a number of benefits:
- it is almost certainly the VM in which your code will ultimately run
- you have full access to the DOM
$ gjbt myitcv.io/gjbt
ok myitcv.io/gjbt 0.273s
PASS
- GopherJS
- Google Chrome
>= 66 chromedriver>= 2.34
(For now) A small wrapper is required around TestMain in each package to be tested. It is sufficient to copy
init_test.go, modifying the test package name, to your
package.
See the tests in myitcv.io/react for examples of DOM
access.
- Switch from being GopherJS specific to also allowing WASM-based tests. At which point
gjbtstarts to stand for Go Javascript Browswer Test... Indeed at some point we'll need to consider whether the 'j' has any meaning at all!