Jasmine.js - Hello World (using command line)

using VSCode reference before article Hello World Jasmine.js

1, install jasmine and jasmine tsd in command line

$ npm install -g jasmine // if not install jasmine
$ jasmine init // init jasmine in /spec/support/jasmine.json
$ npm install -g tsd // if not install tsd
$ tsd install jasmine --save // install node tsd file and save in tsd.json

2、create hello.js file in new src folder

Object.prototype.SayHello = function () {
  return 'Hello World !'
}

4.create hello.spec.js file in spec folder

require('../src/hello.js')

describe('Hello world Test', function () {
  it('says hello', function () {
    expect(SayHello()).toEqual('Hello World !')
  })
})

5.using command line run Jasmine Test, you can see 0 failures

$ jasmine

6.if modify hello.js

Object.prototype.SayHello = function () {
  return 'Hello World 123'
}

7.rerun Jasmine Test, you can see 1 failures

$ jasmine