Ian Lewis • 12/26/2012

Phantom QUnit Test Runner

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The article details the author's development of a custom PhantomJS-based test runner for QUnit to address limitations in existing runners. It offers improved console output with tracebacks, flexible test filtering, support for multiple output formats (console, JUnit, TAP), and robust error handling. The solution includes a Python wrapper script for a better command-line interface.

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