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The file I want to test is set up as an IIFE, which works great in the browser. I'm able to use the method renderInteractions like so:

var something = utils.renderInteractions(doc);

However, when I run the test suite I get the following error:

TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'renderInteraction'

I found this Stack Overflow post which seems to indicate that your JavaScript file HAS to export something that Mocha can tap into: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10204021/how-do-i-test-normal-non-node-specific-javascript-functions-with-mocha

But I'm not sure how to accomplish that.

application.utils.js

var utils = (function() {

    var publicMethods = {};

    publicMethods.renderInteraction = function(doc) {
        var interaction = {
            id: doc._id,
            account: doc.stream
        };

        if (doc.type === "tweet" && doc.data.retweeted_status && typeof doc.data.retweeted_status === "object") {

            // Retweet
            $.extend(interaction, {
                "native_id": doc.data.id_str,
                "user_id": doc.data.user.id_str,
                "name": doc.data.user.name,
                "screen_name": doc.data.user.screen_name
            });

        }

        return interaction;
    };

    return publicMethods;
})();

test.application.utils.js

var assert = require("assert"),
    utils = require("../src/emmasocial/assets/js/es/src/application.utils");

describe('Interactions', function() {

    describe('render retweet', function() {

        it('should not emit anything when doc is empty', function(done) {

            var document = {},
                rendered = utils.renderInteraction(document);

            assert.equal(1, 1);
            done();

        });

    });

});

in application.uitils.js change it to look like the following:

var utils = module.exports = (function() {

Thanks Cory, that seems to cause it to fail in the browser though. This fork by @jcreamer898 does the trick:

https://gist.github.com/jcreamer898/8183519