Nathan Black
Nathan Black
On second thought, yes it'd be nice to join the ES module train. I'll have to break down and have some build tools. Previously with UMD I didn't need to...
Good points. If you're doing iframe testing, what about also injecting another copy of `chai` and `chai-dom` into that frame so the `.should` chain works? yeah it's more work, but...
When you access the first item in the array, you're breaking the chai assertion chain. I would use: ``` '#help-link'.should.have.attribute('href').and.deep.equal(["/help"]) ``` or this also works: ``` '#help-link'.should.have.attribute('href')[0].should.equal(["/help"]) ``` yes the...
@millermedeiros Any reason not to take this? Bower is quite popular....
Actually I noticed you're already in bower... someone perhaps registered you already? And since you're already tagging repo, you're good. this is a one time thing. Actually this `bower.json` shouldn't...
Given how Miller is very busy, for those of you considering router options still, look at [Cherrytree](https://github.com/QubitProducts/cherrytree) - it is actively maintained hierarchal router with a super clean, simple API...
+1 for keeping styling concerns in CSS. Then users can use font icons, background images as raster or SVGs, etc. as the choose.
> Perhaps we should consider the before/beforeEach/after/afterEach as part of the test case instead of separate pre/post process hooks? That's a good idea, but I would just limit it to...
`nonblocking` is not semantic and doesn't allow for cleanup and assertion to happen together like the `AssertionError` case, so my vote is the later.