Jasmine JavaScript Testing Framework Jasmine Configuration and Reporters

Question 1

What file is typically used to configure Jasmine in a Node.js project?

Accepted Answer

spec/support/jasmine.json

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.jasminerc

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jasmine.config.js

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package.json exclusively

Question 2

Which jasmine.json option specifies the root directory from which specs are located?

Accepted Answer

spec_dir

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specDir

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testDir

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suiteDir

Question 3

What does the spec_files array in jasmine.json define?

Accepted Answer

Glob patterns matching the test files Jasmine should load

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Exact file names of individual test files

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The execution order for test files

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The reporter modules to use

Question 4

How do you register a custom reporter in a Jasmine Node.js setup?

Accepted Answer

jasmine.addReporter(reporterObject)

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jasmine.setReporter(reporterObject)

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jasmine.reporter.add(reporterObject)

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jasmine.use(reporterObject)

Question 5

What does the random option in jasmine.json control?

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Whether specs run in a randomized order each time

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Whether Jasmine generates random test data

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Whether spy return values are randomized

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Whether a random subset of specs is selected

Question 6

What does the stopSpecOnExpectationFailure option do in Jasmine?

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Stops the current spec after the first failed expectation

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Stops the entire suite after any spec fails

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Prevents afterEach from running on failure

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Throws immediately instead of recording the failure