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Package Manage Rosy with Bower

Requirements

• npm install bower -g

Quick Start : Example Project

For our test case, you can download and install the Rosy example project.

• mkdir example && cd example
• bower install git@github.com:rosy-components/example.git
• mv components/example/html/index.html index.html // move a couple example html files
• mv components/example/html/about.html about.html
• http-server
• Point brower to http://localhost:8080

How to run OxBlood tests

Lets demo the Oxblood test-suite on rosy.

• Install OxBlood depencencies
• brew install phantomjs // more info on Oxblood
• npm install http-server -g
• Install OxBlood tests locally into your code-base
• cd example/components/rosy OR cd example/components/[some-rosy-component]
• npm install // installs the OxBlood test-suite into the library you're testing
• npm test // runs tests in node PhantomJS browser.
• OR http-server and go to localhost:8080/node_modules/rosy-oxblood/runner.html // run tests in your browser

Details

• If all you want is Rosy, just do bower install git@github.com:ff0000/rosy.git#1.0.0-bower.
• List of rosy-components available at the rosy-components group.
• Hopefully, this makes using and contributing rosy-components easier. You can store tests and examples in your component repo.
• Customizing and running OxBlood tests is easier.

Roadmap

• Once accepted, we'll register Rosy with Bower so you can just bower install rosy
• Working on an OxBlood readme to help setup and run custom OxBlood tests on your projects and libs.
• Travis and Bunyip tests aren't working with the new package organization - will work on correcting this.