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 # Running Tests

 GCLI has a test suite that can be run in a number of different environments.

 Some of the tests don't work in all environments. These should be automatically

 skipped when not applicable.

 ## Web

 Running a limited set of test from the web is the easiest. Simply load

 'localtest.html' and the unit tests should be run automatically, with results

 displayed on the console. Tests can be re-run using the 'test' command.

 It also creates a function 'testCommands()' to be run at a JS prompt, which

 enables the test commands for debugging purposes.

 ## Firefox

 GCLI's test suite integrates with Mochitest and runs automatically on each test

 run. Dryice packages the tests to format them for the Firefox build system.

 For more information about running Mochitest on Firefox (including GCLI) see

 [the MDN, Mochitest docs](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mochitest)

 # Node

 Running the test suite under node can be done as follows:

     $ node gcli.js test

 Or, using the `test` command:

     $ node gcli.js

     Serving GCLI to http://localhost:9999/

     This is also a limited GCLI prompt.

     Type 'help' for a list of commands, CTRL+C twice to exit:

     : test

     testCli: Pass (funcs=9, checks=208)

     testCompletion: Pass (funcs=1, checks=139)

     testExec: Pass (funcs=1, checks=133)

     testHistory: Pass (funcs=3, checks=13)

     ....

     Summary: Pass (951 checks)

 # Phantom

 The GCLI test suite can also be run under PhantomJS as follows:

     $ phantomjs ./phantom-test.js

     Summary: Pass (4289 checks)

     Finished running unit tests. (total 3.843s, ave response time 3.36ms, ...)

 # Travis CI

 GCLI check-ins are automatically tested by [Travis CI](https://travis-ci.org/joewalker/gcli).

 # Test Case Generation

 GCLI can generate test cases automagically. Load ```localtest.html```, type a

 command to be tested into GCLI, and the press F2. GCLI will output to the

 console a template test case for the entered command.