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Karma - Cloud9
Heads Up! You're viewing the docs for v5.1, an old version of Karma.
v6.4 is the newest.
Cloud9
Cloud9 IDE is an open source web-based cloud integrated development environment that supports several programming languages, with a focus on the web stack (specifically JavaScript and NodeJS). It is written almost entirely in JavaScript and uses NodeJS on the back-end.
Configuration #
First, make sure the karma.conf.js includes the following entries:
hostname: process.env.IP,
port: process.env.PORT
Capture the browser manually on the local machine #
You can use any of your local browsers.
# Start Karma without browsers:
$ karma start --no-browsers
Now, open https://<projectName>.<cloud9User>.c9.io/ in your browser.
Run Karma unit tests with PhantomJS #
It is also possible to run headless PhantomJS on the Cloud9 server.
# Install the PhantomJS plugin:
$ npm install karma-phantomjs-launcher
# Start Karma:
$ karma start --browsers PhantomJS