The good thing is that you don't have to migrate everything at once. You can leave all the existing projects using an older version of Karma and only use the latest version for the new projects. Alternatively, you can migrate the existing projects one at a time...
Anyway, this migration should be easy ;-) so let's get started...
cd <path-to-your-project>
npm install karma --save-dev
This will install the latest version of Karma and also update package.json
of your project.
Karma does not ship with any "default" plugins anymore.
For existing projects, this should not cause any problems as NPM (when updating Karma to 0.10 using
npm install karma --save-dev
) added these "default" plugins into package.json
as regular dependencies.
For new projects, just remember you have to install all the plugins you need. These are the "default" plugins that were removed:
Karma does not put the karma
command in your system PATH anymore.
If you want to use the karma
command, please install the command line interface (karma-cli
).
You probably have the karma
package installed globally, in which case you should remove it first:
npm remove -g karma
And then install the command line interface:
npm install -g karma-cli
autoWatch
is true by default, so if you don't wanna use it make sure you set it to false
.
But hey, give it a shot first, it's really awesome to run your tests on every save!
In some cases, NPM can run into dependency tree issues during the migration process. If you are faced with an "unsatisfied peer dependency" error, removing all of the packages (rm -rf ./node_modules
) and installing them again should clear up the issue.
If you have any other issues, please ask on the mailing list.