Jasmine GJS 2.6.4

• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.6.4, which brings:
  • Add toBeNegativeInfinity(), toBePositiveInfinity(), toHaveBeenCalledBefore() matchers
  • Add spyOnProperty() for get/set accessors
  • Add support for ES6 sets to toContain() and toEqual()
  • Bug fixes included in 2.6.0, 2.6.1, 2.6.2, 2.6.3 and 2.6.4
• Thanks to Andy Holmes for contributing.

Jasmine GJS 2.5.2

• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.5.2, which brings:
  • Add toBeGreaterThanOrEqual() and toBeLessThanOrEqual() matchers
  • Bug fixes included in 2.5.0, 2.5.1 and 2.5.2
• Thanks to Andy Holmes for contributing.

Jasmine GJS 2.4.1

• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.4.1, which brings:
  • Run jasmine's specs in random order
  • Add support for returning run details for reporting randomness
  • Bug fixes included in 2.4.0
• Thanks to Andy Holmes for contributing.

Jasmine GJS 2.3.4

• Fixed a regression in 2.3.0 which caused include paths in the config file to be treated as additional spec paths.
• The TAP reporter now outputs the test plan at the beginning instead of the end, as it should.
• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.3.4, which brings in the minor bugfixes from 2.3.1, 2.3.2, and 2.3.3 as well.
• Thanks to Andy Holmes for contributing.

Jasmine GJS 2.3.0

• Added a --debug command line flag which will run the tests under GDB or the debugger of your choice.
• Added an --interpreter command line flag which allows using a different interpreter than whichever copy of gjs is in your path.
• Fixed several bugs around the loading of spec files.
• Improved error messages.
• Jasmine GJS now depends on GJS 1.58.0.
• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to 2.3.0, which brings:
  • done.fail() for asynchronous specs.
  • toContain() can be used for finding substrings.
  • toThrow() can be used to check that a particular value was thrown.
• Thanks to Niv Sardi, Bart Libert and Andy Holmes for contributing.

Jasmine GJS 2.2.1

• We now use /usr/bin/env to locate jasmine-gjs which allows Jasmine to be used with a development version of GJS. (Thanks to Sam Spilsbury)
• We don't exit with System.exit() on success, because that bypasses the GJS interpreter shutdown actions. (Thanks to Sam Spilsbury)
• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.2.1, which is a minor bugfix release.

Links and downloads

• Documentation
• Download the source code below, clone from Github, or download packages for Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, or OpenSUSE

Jasmine GJS 2.2.0

• You can now specify file patterns to exclude using the --exclude command line option. Previously you could only do this via the config file.
• You can now set environment variables in the config file using the "environment" key.
• When you specify a directory for JUnit reports to be placed in, that directory will now be created if it doesn't already exist.
• If the argument to --junit is not an absolute path, then the path will be resolved relative to the current directory.
  However, you can now resolve it relative to a different path by setting the environment variable JASMINE_JUNIT_REPORTS_DIR.
• The verbose and TAP reporters now report the reason why a spec has been marked pending, if any reason has been given.
• The internal copy of the Jasmine library has been updated to version 2.2.0, including the following features:
  • the toThrowError() matcher to expect a particular exception
  • the jasmine.anything() object to match anything
  • the jasmine.arrayContaining() object to match an array containing
    all of the given objects
  • the jasmine.stringMatching() object to match a string that matches
    the given regular expression or substring
  • custom matching objects with asymmetricMatch methods
  • per-spec timeouts with an extra argument to it(), beforeEach(),
    and afterEach()

Links and downloads

• Documentation
• Download the source code below, clone from Github, or download packages for Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, or OpenSUSE

Jasmine 2.1.3 for GJS

The first official release of Jasmine for GJS corresponds to Jasmine version 2.1.3.

• Documentation
• Download the source code below, clone from Github, or download packages for Fedora, Ubuntu, or OpenSUSE