Working in a team, it is important to agree and stick to code standards. This helps a team in many ways:
Perhaps most importantly though:
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Because you're super cool and you want a quick reference to automate / monitor your tests with Travis and Codecov 😎
There are other testing modules out there, but this guide will focus on Tape, Tap-Spec and NYC.
This guide assumes that you already have a repo set up and ready to use. If you don't, do it now!
Go to travis-ci.org and sign in with Github, give the necessary permissions to Travis and check that you've added any organisations whose repos you need Travis to access. You might need to get the organisation's owner to give authorisation.
