Is it possible to run Enzyme tests in a browser?

[vladimir-rovensky]

I like the library a lot, but I was wondering if it's possible to run tests written with enzyme in a browser? Say I use the full DOM rendering mode which uses jsdom, then run the test in Chrome. Will it use Chrome's DOM API instead of jsdom?
I think it would be beneficial to still be able to run tests in a real browser, surely there can be subtle differences between jsdom and the real thing.

Thanks

[marr]

I got tests running in the browser with my boilerplate here using browserify and browser-run: marr/my-boilerplate@18d9273

I don't think jsdom is required, even though its pulled into the package.json. I was thinking about using chai-enzyme with tape, but that may not possible.

If you look at the package.json I have to run a weird command:
browserify -i 'react/lib/ReactContext' -i 'react/lib/ExecutionEnvironment' -t babelify test/index.js | browser-run -p 2222 but you can then open the browser (http://localhost:2222) and open web inspector to see the test output. I used the "Cool, huh?" section here: https://medium.com/javascript-scene/why-i-use-tape-instead-of-mocha-so-should-you-6aa105d8eaf4 and some help from @lelandrichardson

[milesj]

I run all my tests through Karma, which launch instances of Chrome and FF. Here's an example of my config: https://github.com/titon/toolkit/blob/3.0/.karma.js