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Description
A simple tool that allows you to execute JavaScript code in multiple real browsers. The main purpose of Karma is to make test-driven development easy and fast.
Support and updates
- Karma has 11714 stars, 1738 forks.
- It has 11 major releases in the past 6 months.
- It has 0 commits and there are 13 open pull requests.
- It has 329 open issues and 1693 have been closed.
Code statistics
- Karma has 113 methods.
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License
Karma is lincensed under the MIT License
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Downloads
Karma can be downloaded from it’s GitHub repository - https://github.com/karma-runner/karma
Method index
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- encode
- framework
- isNode
- stringify
- StatusUpdater
- Karma
- useNative
- CustomEvent
- serialize
- serializeAttribute
- serializeElement
- serializeText
- serializeComment
- serializeDocument
- serializeDoctype
- serializeDocumentFragment
- serializeNodeList
- ContextKarma
- watch
- createPatternObject
- normalizeUrl
- normalizeUrlRoot
- normalizeProxyPath
- normalizeConfig
- parseConfig
- DotsColorReporter
- ProgressColorReporter
- BaseColorReporter
- ProgressReporter
- DotsReporter
- createSocketIoServer
- bufferEvents
- createErrorFormatter
- createReporters
- createCustomHandler
- createFilesPromise
- createServeStaticFile
- createServeFile
- createWebServer
- CaptureTimeoutLauncher
- RetryLauncher
- BaseLauncher
- ProcessLauncher
- executeProcessor
- createPriorityPreprocessor
- processArgs
- parseClientArgs
- argsBeforeDoubleDash
- describeRoot
- describeInit
- describeStart
- describeRun
- describeStop
- describeCompletion
- printRunnerProgress
- resolve
- createInstantiatePlugin
- quote
- formatLine
- formatMultiLines
- formatFiles
- formatPreprocessors
- getConfigPath
- printLogQueue
- push
- parseExitCode
- opositeWord
- sendCompletion
- sendCompletionFiles
- complete
- completion
- createStopperMiddleware
- findByPath
- composeUrl
- createSourceFilesMiddleware
- createRunnerMiddleware
- filePathToUrlPath
- getQuery
- getXUACompatibleMetaElement
- getXUACompatibleUrl
- createKarmaMiddleware
- serve404
- setNoCacheHeaders
- setHeavyCacheHeaders
- parseProxyConfig
- createProxyHandler
- stripHostFromUrl
- setup
- setupFromConfig
- create
- installPackage
- validatePattern
- validateBrowser
- validateFramework
- validateRequireJs
- getBasePath
- processAnswers
- watchPatterns
- checkAnyPathMatch
- createIgnore
- getWatchedPatterns
- Emitter
- MockSocket
- FakeBrowser
- ScriptBrowser
- patterns
- pathsFrom
- findFile
- httpGet
- isFirefoxBefore59
- containsJsTag
- plus
- middleware
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