Marnen Laibow-Koser

I think I'm gonna set up CodeClimate and probably Travis on my fork too. @lumean You may want to set them up on the main gem repo, but that's up...

@lumean I was planning to use Capybara and/or Nokogiri to verify that the SVG DOM has the elements in it that we expect it to have. If there’s a conceptual...

And to address your other point: no, testing the SVG DOM is not like not trusting the XML library to produce correct output. We’re not testing that the tags are...

Also: @lumean, what do you consider the most important things to verify? We can start there and figure out how to implement appropriate tests. I think probably the most important...

Wow, there's a lot missing. I'm writing specs as I figure out the behavior of the classes from inspection, but there's an incredible amount to do. One of the reasons...

As I go forward, I'm trying to inspect the SVG files written as part of the test output to determine what the important characteristics of the graphs are and make...

Oh, yeah, I haven’t even looked at the C3 stuff beyond doing the most rudimentary translation into RSpec. I don’t understand what it does well enough to have an idea...

As for stuff being broken, perhaps I was just lucky that the line charts work pretty well. Basically I just wanted something simple that didn’t require client-side JavaScript and would...

> If you start using all the details like changing font sizes and popups etc. you'll discover probably a lot of issues. That has mostly worked fine so far, with...

@lumean It occurs to me that if examining the SVG DOM statically is not enough, we can have Capybara drive a browser engine, and then use it to inspect the...