casperjs test --includes

included_script.js

casper.echo('plop');

main_test_script.js

casper.start('http://google.com/', function() {
    this.test.assertTitle('Google');
});

casper.run(function() {
    this.test.done();
});

Usage.md

Invokation:

$ casperjs --includes=included_script.js test main_test_script.js

Output:

Test file: main_test_script.js                                                                 
plop
PASS Page title is "Google"
PASS 1 tests executed, 1 passed, 0 failed.    

If I use "includes=foo.js" casper tells me that it can't find that file. Using '--includes' doesn't give me that problem, but the echo never seems to happen.

I have reproduced the problem with this gist exactly how it is. I had to add '--' to 'includes', but it still didn't work.

What casper/phantom versions are you using? Which platform?

Edit: sorry, it's --includes=, I updated the gist

I'm using CasperJS v0.6.10 and PhantomJS v1.5.0, which is what brew installed for me a few days ago. I'm using Mac OS Lion.

I'm using CasperJS v0.6.10 and PhantomJS v1.5.0, which is what `brew` installed for me a few days ago.

Weird, it works perfectly here with the very same setup :( Could you please try to set the absolute path to your included files? ``` $ casperjs --includes=/path/to/included_script.js test main_test_script.js ```

Tried this: casperjs --includes=pwd/included_script.js test main_test_script.js and with typing out the whole path, neither work. The test script runs, just no output from the included script. This is really weird.

Could you please try to switch to latest master? lots of fixes happened recently, while I don't see any reason for your issue being covered, it's maybe worth the effort…

Brilliant, all works on master. Thanks so much for your help!

I'm glad if I helped :)

Now I'm still wondering why it didn't work by your side using 0.6.10 :$