qunit test as html

[mccalluc]

@sgratzl: I've looked, but it hasn't been apparent to me whether karma can just load html... I think not. I could imagine using selenium bindings for node to confirm that the result is what we expect, but you might have a different approach in mind?

[sgratzl]

this looks like an integration test, since it requires an existing build. However, the build order is: test -> build. Karma in the current configuration is for unit tests only. see for example in phovea_core

[mccalluc]

@sam: How would you like to see this work completed? My first thought is to copy-and-paste something like the ruby/selenium test runner that is being used on phovea.github.io, and in .travis.yml, change

script: npm run dist

to something like

script: 
- npm run dist
- ruby test-runner.rb

The script isn't complicated, so if you'd strongly prefer, shouldn't be hard to re-do it in node or python if you'd prefer; just let me know. (Or if integration tests belong somewhere else, that's fine too.)

[mccalluc]

@sgratzl : Sorry to lose track of this. Did you have ideas about the right way to do integration tests?

[sgratzl]

no idea what the right way is. But what I would like to have them just as another npm command (npm run integration-test that are registered as a predist or postbuild step