This is an example integrating Sauce automated browser testing with the Jasmine testing framework for JavaScript. It was developed for my article on the Object Partners blog: http://www.objectpartners.com/2013/04/18/multi-browser-javascript-unit-testing-with-sauce/

Run JavaScript tests in your browser

./gradlew clean jettyRun

Then visit the following URL in your browser: http://localhost:8080/SpecRunner.html

Great, the Jasmine tests pass. Hit Cntl-C to get out of Gradle.

Run tests against local Firefox

./gradlew clean test

Run tests against Internet Explorer 8 using Sauce and Sauce Connect

./gradlew clean test -Dgeb.env=windows-ie-8 -Dsauce.username=your_username -Dsauce.apiKey=aaaaaaaa-bbbb-cccc-dddd-ffffffffffff

Surprisingly, the tests fail on IE. Let's see what's going on...

open build/reports/gebTest/geb/JasmineSpec/*.png

This is a little overkill. We don't need Geb to run Selenium tests... but it sure is easy. Also, we probably don't need to build a full WAR and start up Jetty... but it doesn't hurt for the sake of example.

Jenkins job

You can try it out in a Jenkins job by getting Vagrant and running the following command:

vagrant up

Then visit http://localhost:9099.

Again, overkill. But pretty cool.