usage with karma

https://github.com/webpack/karma-webpack

karma-webpack

Installation

npm install --save-dev karma-webpack

Usage

// karma.conf.js  --  karma configuration

// if you import your existing 'webpack.config.js' setup here,
// be sure to read the note about 'entry' below.

module.exports = function(config) {
	config.set({
		// ... normal karma configuration

		files: [
			// all files ending in "_test"
			'test/*_test.js',
			'test/**/*_test.js'
			// each file acts as entry point for the webpack configuration
		],

		preprocessors: {
			// add webpack as preprocessor
			'test/*_test.js': ['webpack'],
			'test/**/*_test.js': ['webpack']
		},

		webpack: {
			// you don't need to specify the entry option because
			// karma watches the test entry points
			// webpack watches dependencies

			// ... remainder of webpack configuration (or import)
		},

		webpackMiddleware: {
			// webpack-dev-middleware configuration
			// i.e.
			noInfo: true,
			// and use stats to turn off verbose output
			stats: {
				// options i.e. 
				chunks: false
			}
		},
	});
};

For additional information about webpackMiddleware.stats options see Stats Options

Alternative usage

This configuration is more performant, but you cannot run single test anymore (only the complete suite).

The above configuration generates a webpack bundle for each test. For many testcases this can result in many big files. The alterative configuration creates a single bundle with all testcases.

		files: [
			// only specify one entry point
			// and require all tests in there
			'test/test_index.js'
		],

		preprocessors: {
			// add webpack as preprocessor
			'test/test_index.js': ['webpack']
		},

// test/test_index.js

// require all modules ending in "_test" from the
// current directory and all subdirectories
var testsContext = require.context(".", true, /_test$/);
testsContext.keys().forEach(testsContext);

Every test file is required using the require.context and compiled with webpack into one test bundle.

Source Maps

You can use the karma-sourcemap-loader to get the source maps generated for your test bundle.

npm install --save-dev karma-sourcemap-loader

And then add it to your preprocessors

preprocessors: {
	'test/test_index.js': ['webpack', 'sourcemap']
}

And tell webpack to generate sourcemaps

webpack: {
  // ...
	devtool: 'inline-source-map'
}

Options

This is the full list of options you can specify in your Karma config.

webpack

Webpack configuration.

webpackMiddleware

Configuration for webpack-dev-middleware.

License

Copyright 2014-2015 Tobias Koppers

MIT