Explained in the README how to use npm to load the dependencies and run tests. Too bad about NODE_PATH...
Don't try to find parserTests.txt in assorted places--if it isn't present, fetch from gerrit. You can symlink from core if you're developing on both parsers, and the fetch script will not overwrite.
Use __dirname in parserTests.js to allow the script to run independent of current working directory.
Change-Id: I4c8b884e91f4fdeae385c7697aff768bdd199dd5
Note that the compiled .js file (generated by "make"/"make test")
is still under version control so folks can work on the project
even without a running "coffee" command in PATH.
Also updated README to mention coffee-script and "make test".
Handle arguments and options properly by using the 'optimist' node module.
Please note wordwrapping in usage does not seem to work on my setup :(
Only --help implemented yet.
Example:
$ node parserTests.js --help
Starting up JS parser tests
Usage: node ./parserTests.js
Options:
--filter, --regex Only run tests whose descriptions which match given regex (option not implemented)
--help, -h Show this help message
--disabled Run disabled tests (default false) (option not implemented) [boolean]
tests/parser/parserTests.js.
* Removed var from es in es.js to allow node.js to access it as global. Only
alternative solution appears to be a node-specific 'exports' construct:
http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.3.1/api/modules.html
* Added es.Document.js and es.Document.Serializer.js in es/bases. Not sure if
this is the desired location.
* Changed es.extend to es.extendClass in the serializers
* Modified the first parser test to include the WikiDom modules and call the
new HTML serializer
