purescript-spec-mocha is a runner and reporter for purescript-spec that run tests and reports the results using the Mocha interface (describe, it etc). This enables you to use purescript-spec together with mocha and karma, and thus run tests in web browsers, as well as NodeJS.

bower install purescript-spec-mocha

module Main where

import Prelude
import Control.Monad.Eff (Eff)
import Test.Spec (SpecEffects, describe, it)
import Test.Spec.Assertions (shouldEqual)
import Test.Spec.Mocha (MOCHA, runMocha)

main :: Eff (SpecEffects (mocha :: MOCHA)) Unit
main = runMocha do
  describe "your feature" do
    it "works" $
      (1 + 1) `shouldEqual` 2

If you bundle your compiled PureScript it can be run with mocha bundle.js or using Karma and karma-mocha.

pulp browserify -I test --main Test.Main > bundle.js
mocha bundle.js

If you want to mix in Purescript tests with existing Javascript (or Coffeescript) Mocha tests running in the browser, you'll need to import the file and call the function exported by your Purescript test. E.g. combining the example from Running Mocha in the Browser with the above Purscript spec, you'll need:

<!-- test/index.html -->
...
  <script>mocha.setup('bdd')</script>
  <script src="all_tests.js"></script>
  <script>
    mocha.checkLeaks();
    mocha.globals(['jQuery']);
    mocha.run();
  </script>
...

// all_tests.js
require('test.array.js');               // Javascript specs load when the the file is parsed.
require('test.object.js');
require('test.xhr.js');

{main} = require('my_purescript_spec');
main();                                 // Purescript specs load when the function is called.

With spago and parcel-bundler, and the above test/index.html you can build tests, and run them on node and browsers with the following entries in your package.json

...
  "scripts": {
    "test:build": "spago bundle-app --main Test.Main --to ./output/test.js",
    "test:watch": "spago bundle-app --watch --main Test.Main --to ./output/test.js --then \"npm run -s test:node\"",
    "test:node": "mocha ./output/test.js",
    "test:browser": "parcel test/index.html --open"
  },
...

Running npm run test:watch in one terminal window and npm run test:browser in another will watch purescript source and tests files and automatically run node and browser tests.

See docs on Pursuit.

If you have any issues or possible improvements please file them as GitHub Issues. Pull requests requests are encouraged.

This project's tests include some failures to test the Mocha integration. Thus, use run_tests.sh instead of pulp test to check that everything is all right.

MIT License.