gistfile1.txt

Eesti Testi
RUNNING!:

  cd ROOT/spec/batteries/google && \

  ID=d38214c  \  # Not Required  runs a specific test or test group
                 (getting this id is complicated see trick below) 

  LOCALE=en-US \ #will filter tests based on the locale only

  GOODDRIVER=disk_then_silo \ # known good driver (this will hit cache from disk then perform silo style scrape)

  GOODDISK=output/cache-silo \ # location of known good cache files

  DRIVER=disk_then_phantom \  # same as above
  DISK=output/cache-phantom \ # same as above
  mocha --compilers coffee:coffee-script --timeout 19000 google.battery.coffee


Theory behind KNOW GOOD
  Known good tests are relative comparison tests
  they involve taking a good serp and comparing it to retreived results.
  Generally this is Serp vs Serp  with one being pre-approved and the other compaired
  this is something like percent urls in common between two serps should be > xx%

  Anything that can be specificly verified i.e. "a result must have a title" goes into the generic test files


Important Files:
  cd ROOT/spec/batteries/google
  Generic:
    google.battery.coffee 
      Tests for things that won't change, 
      looks at google.searches.coffee

    google.searches.coffee
      List of hashes used to construct query-locale-params for varius tests
      Look in ROOT/batteries/locales.js for definitions of the locale params

  Known Good:
    google.kg.battery.coffee
      Tests for known good style

    google.kg.searches.coffee
      search specifications for known good tests

Core battery ROOT/batteries:
  has a bunch of helper methods, 
  custom assertions in chai_should

Getting search ID trick:
  1) in searches.coffee, add a bogus locale 
    testGroup:
      querry: 'test'
      locales: locales.all + 'bogus'

  2) wait for the test to fail.
  3) there are two hash ids that will be spit out in brackets i.e. 
    "failed on {f3la31} running test {12ijfa}"
    f3l is the group of tests (ie an @scrape in google.battery.coffee)
    12i is the specific test that failed