Web reporter for server tests

[singhsoldier13]

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Can we add same web reporter for server tests as we do for client tests? It will be super convenient to run subset of tests from Web UI.

[thearabbit]

+1

[mitar]

In Meteor guide I can see both client and server tests in a browser. How is that possible?

[SimonSimCity]

I have to admit, that I was planning to update the meteor guide with what I now write here (planned to do in https://github.com/meteortesting/meteor-mocha/issues/80):

As of the time writing, this is not possible with this plugin, but was archived by https://github.com/practicalmeteor/meteor-mocha, which doesn't work in Meteor 1.6.0 due to an update of the coffeescript library.

https://github.com/cult-of-coders/meteor-mocha is a fork of the mentioned repository which got an upgrade to coffeescript 2 - maybe more. So - choose your weapon.

In my opinion, the package by cult-of-coders is a better fit for you if you want to see all results in the browser. This package makes it very easy to run your tests in the console (even a headless like travis or docker).

If there are people, willing to take the time needed to implement an option for this plugin which would allow reporting of all tests to the browser, I'm very open for providing the knowledge needed.

[mitar]

Ah, why another fork. :-(

[SimonSimCity]

@mitar Because there was no response to https://github.com/practicalmeteor/meteor-mocha/pull/91

But I know how you feel. In fact, I myself also hold a number of packages which only contain small bugfixes to an abandoned package.