toolkit/devtools/gcli/source/docs/writing-tests.md

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michael@0 2 # Writing Tests
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michael@0 4 There are several sources of GCLI tests and several environments in which they
michael@0 5 are run.
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michael@0 7 The majority of GCLI tests are stored in
michael@0 8 [this repository](https://github.com/joewalker/gcli/) in files named like
michael@0 9 ```./lib/gclitest/test*.js```. These tests run in Firefox, Chrome, Opera,
michael@0 10 PhantomJS, and NodeJS/JsDom
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michael@0 12 See [Running Tests](running-tests.md) for further details.
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michael@0 14 GCLI comes with a generic unit test harness (in ```./lib/test/```) and a
michael@0 15 set of helpers for creating GCLI tests (in ```./lib/gclitest/helpers.js```).
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michael@0 17 # GCLI tests in Firefox
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michael@0 19 The build process converts the GCLI tests to run under Mochitest inside the
michael@0 20 Firefox unit tests. It also adds some

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