@ganbarodigital/jasmine-ts

NOTE: The original maintainer @svi3c seems to have disappeared. We've made a fork, so that we can fix issues that are stopping us from using jasmine-ts in our own projects.

A simplification for running jasmine with ts-node.

Installation

npm i -D jasmine-ts

Usage

• In your package.json file create a test script:

```json {

"scripts": {
  "test": "jasmine-ts \"path/to/specs/**/*.spec.ts\""
}

} ```

• Initialize jasmine

``` nodemodules/.bin/jasmine-ts init ```
Note: This module enables the configuration support of reporters. For example, if you want to use the jasmine-spec-reporter, which provides a nice output, you can add a reporters array to the jasmine.json file like this:
```json {

"reporters": [
  {
    "name": "jasmine-spec-reporter#SpecReporter",
    "options": {
      "displayStacktrace": "all"
    }
  }
]

} ``` If the reporters are not the default export of the module, you can reference another export by using the # separator.

• Run the tests

``` npm test ```

Running with istanbul coverage

You can use nyc to check your test coverage.
Example package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "test": "nyc  -r lcov -e .ts -x \"*.spec.ts\" jasmine-ts \"path/to/specs/**/*.spec.ts\""
  }
}

Note

You still need to install the typings for jasmine to make the typescript-compiler happy about your specs:
TypeScript 2:

npm i -D @types/jasmine

TypeScript 1:

typings i -DG dt~jasmine

Since 0.1.3 ts-node options are passed through to ts-node.