Running a multiple functional tests for a keystone app.

testing-your-keystone

var q = require('q');
require('must');

var keystone;
var sockets = [];

beforeEach(function(done) {

        require.cache = {};
	keystone = require('keystone');
	keystone.init();
	keystone.set('cookie secret', 'funky');
	keystone.set('logger', false);
	keystone.set('port', 8000);
	keystone.start(function() {
		keystone.httpServer.on('connection', function(socket) {
			sockets.push(socket);

		});
		done();
	});

});

afterEach(function() {

	var list = [];

	console.log('cleaning up');
	sockets.forEach(function(socket) {

		console.log('closing ', socket);
		list.push(q.ninvoke(socket, 'destroy'));

	});
	console.log('closing http');
	list.push(q.ninvoke(keystone.httpServer, 'close'));

	keystone.httpServer.on('close', function() {
		console.log('closing the connections');
	});
	keystone.mongoose.disconnect();
	list.push(q.ninvoke(keystone.mongoose, 'disconnect'));

	return q.all(list);

});

describe('this silly test', function() {

	it('should work', function() {

		console.log('Work once');
		'string'.must.equal('string');
	});
});

describe('this silly test part two', function() {
	it('should work twice', function() {

		console.log('work twice');
		'string'.must.equal('string');

	});

});


describe('this silly test part three', function() {
	it('should work thrice', function() {

		console.log('work thrice');
		'string'.must.equal('string');

	});

});