Overview

The JavaScript testing boilerplate is a repository that aims to simplify the setup process for JavaScript testing frameworks. It eliminates the need for manually setting up files for each project by providing pre-configured folders for different testing frameworks. The boilerplate also includes configuration files for popular features like submodules, NPM, Makefile, Grunt, and Travis CI.

Features

Pre-configured folders: The repository includes separate folders for different combinations of testing frameworks, making it easy to choose the appropriate one for a project.
Submodules / NPM: All vendor files required for testing are added as git submodules or can be installed using NPM, simplifying the process of updating them.
Makefile tasks: The boilerplate folders come with a Makefile that includes tasks for initializing the git submodules, updating node packages and submodules, and running the test suite using the framework's command line tool or Grunt + PhantomJS.
Integration with Grunt: The folders also contain Grunt files, allowing users to easily rerun the tests whenever files change.
Travis CI configuration: The boilerplate includes configuration files for the Travis CI continuous integration service, enabling seamless integration with the testing workflow.

Summary

The JavaScript testing boilerplate simplifies the process of setting up JavaScript testing frameworks by providing pre-configured folders for various combinations of frameworks. It includes features such as submodule/NPM support, Makefile tasks, integration with Grunt, and configuration files for Travis CI. This boilerplate eliminates the need to manually set up files for each project, saving time and effort during the testing setup process.

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