attester-contrib-noder

Use noder inside attester.

Getting Started

This plugin requires attester ~1.2.2.

If you're not familiar with attester and its plugin system you can refer to using attester as a module. Once you know how to create a test campaign you can install the plugin with this command

npm install attester-contrib-noder --save-dev

Once the plugin has been installed, you can enable it inside your test script with this line of JavaScript

attester.plugins.require("attester-contrib-noder");

Configuration

The plugin can be configured calling instead

attester.plugins.require("attester-contrib-noder", {
	// config options here
});

More information on noder configuration are available on Configuring Noder

varName

varName attribute is the name of the global variable exposed by Noder.

varName: "noder"

scriptsType

Type of scripts to execute as CommonJS modules.

scriptsType: "text/noder"

main

Main module to load when starting

main: "lib/myMainModule"

If this module is specified, tests will start after the module starts.

onstart

Function to be executed when the main module has been loaded. The reference to the exported object is given as a parameter.

onstart: function (mainModule) {
    // Some code here
}

If this callback is specified, tests will start after the return of this method.

resolver

The resolver configuration allows to describe the tree of modules and how module names map to physical files.

resolver: {
    "default" : {
    "underscore" : {}, // require.resolve("underscore") will return "underscore/index.js"
    "uglify-js" : {
        "." : "uglify-js.js" // require.resolve("uglify-js") will return "uglify-js/uglify-js.js"
    }
}

packaging

Specify how files are packaged.

packaging: {
    baseUrl: "", // Base URL which is prepended to every path when requesting files to the server.
    packagesMap: {
        "markdown" : {
            // Include all files in the markdown folder (including files in sub-folders):
            "**" : "markdown.js"
        },
        "myFolder" : {
            "a.js" : "myPackage1.js",
            "b.js" : "myPackage1.js",
            "c.js" : "myPackage2.js"
        }
    }
}