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i have unit test in mocha react component works:

var should = require('should');  require('./testdom')('<html><body></body></html>');  describe('update-button', function () {   var querya = {some object};   var queryb = {some different object};   var reporta = {currentquery: json.stringify(querya)};   var reportb = {currentquery: json.stringify(queryb)};   var react = require('react/addons');   var testutils = react.addons.testutils;   var updatebuttons = require('../client/src/js/components/updatebuttons');    it('returns apply button', function() {      var updatebutton = testutils.renderintodocument(       <updatebuttons         query={querya}         defaultquery={json.stringify(queryb)}         report={reportb} />     );       var update = testutils.findrendereddomcomponentwithclass(updatebutton, 'update');     should.exist(update.getdomnode().children);     update.props.children.should.equal('apply');    });    it('returns default button', function() {     var updatebutton = testutils.renderintodocument(       <updatebuttons         query={queryb}         defaultquery={json.stringify(querya)}         report={reportb} />     );      var update = testutils.findrendereddomcomponentwithclass(updatebutton, 'setdefault');     should.exist(update.getdomnode().children);     update.props.children.should.equal('make default');   });  }); 

mocha deals fine , 2 tests pass.

and have test, change name of the component , add different functionality:

var should = require('should');  require('./testdom')('<html><body></body></html>'); var react = require('react/addons'); var testutils = react.addons.testutils; var allocationchart = require('../client/src/js/components/allocationchart');  function emptyfunction() {   return "fired"; }  describe('allocation-chart', function () {   var values = [{"x":0,"y":0.0007445807134429661,"pvalue":0.23962495642627535},{"x":1,"y":0.0017470479717729415,"pvalue":0.06222155778588356},{"x":2,"y":0.001213604360619125,"pvalue":0.3751442982987042},{"x":3,"y":-0.0007938410728732803,"pvalue":0.6306601384568038},{"x":4,"y":-0.0013313112686847983,"pvalue":0.4930399112767866},{"x":5,"y":-0.0002447714978416893,"pvalue":0.906972528582401},{"x":6,"y":0.0008058818608920326,"pvalue":0.6581667787665311}];   var valueextent = [-0.5, 0.5];    it('is created', function() {      var sparkline = testutils.renderintodocument(       <allocationchart         key={1}         highlightbar={emptyfunction}         newhighlightbar={emptyfunction}         values={values}         valueextent={valueextent}         highlightrow={emptyfunction}         dehighlightrow={emptyfunction} />     );      var chart = testutils.scryrendereddomcomponentswithclass(sparkline, 'allocationchart');     chart.length.should.equal(1);     should.exist(chart.getdomnode());      var sparklinebins = testutils.scryrendereddomcomponentswithclass(sparkline, 'sparklinebin');     sparklinebins.length.should.equal(7);    });    it('fires hover event', function() {     var sparkline = testutils.renderintodocument(       <allocationchart         key={1}         highlightbar={emptyfunction}         newhighlightbar={emptyfunction}         values={values}         valueextent={valueextent}         highlightrow={emptyfunction}         dehighlightrow={emptyfunction} />     );      var sparklinebins = testutils.scryrendereddomcomponentswithclass(sparkline, 'sparklinebin');      var responsea = testutils.simulate.mouseover(sparklinebins[0]);     var responseb = testutils.simulate.mouseout(sparklinebins[0]);      responsea.should.equal("fired");     responseb.should.equal("fired");    }); 

but instead of working, returns following error:

      <allocationchart       ^ warning: unexpected token < use --force continue.  aborted due warnings. 

and have no idea how or why or how happen.

elijah identified problem. here's solution:

  1. move compiler.js out of test directory mocha won't load test file.

  2. create mocha.opts file inside test directory. should contain:

    --compilers .:compiler.js 

    the module path passed --compilers relative directory mocha runs. way hammerlab.org clear compiler loaded using --compilers. use of mocha.opts avoids having pass parameter requirejs every single time.


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