➰ Emacs Javascript Test Runner integration that support mode line report!

Upbo is the Korean pronunciation of karma.

• Features
• Installation
• Getting Started

You can install upbo with package-install:

M-x package-install [RET] upbo [RET]

Or by add following code to emacs initialize file

(unless (package-installed-p 'upbo)
  (package-install 'upbo))

If the installation have problem try package-refresh-contents:

M-x package-refresh-contents [RET]

(use-package upbo
  :ensure t)

Upbo recognizes project in the current buffer based on the git root. You can apply project-specific test settings using the define-upbo-test function in your init.el If you have not set up the project, upbo will find the kama.conf.js in git root.

Upbo uses upbo-karma-command variable as karma-cli path. If upbo-karma-command is nil, then by default it looks for a karma executable in global, and if it does not find it, it tries to execute in the project using npx.

To enable in major buffer automatically, add upbo-mode to your major buffer mode hook like this:

(add-hook javascript-mode-hook 'upbo-mode)
(add-hook js2-mode-hook 'upbo-mode)

(upbo-define-test
  :path "/path/to/your/project/git/root"
  :browsers "ChromeHeadless"
  :conf-file "/path/to/your/karma-conf/karma.conf.js")

• path is project git root path
• browsers uses as karma --browsers option, Currently we support one browser for mode line reporting. if you don't have set, Upbo uses the browsers option of the karma configuration.
• conf-file is karma configuration to use in the project