This project is in its early stages and will continue to grow with new tests to summon. If something is not working or you would like a new feature, please use the issues page.
Do you have what it takes to summon JavaScript? Let's find out!
| Language | JavaScript |
| Test Suite | Mocha |
| Exercises | 25 |
To summon, you must first have npm installed.
Once you have npm, install mocha globally by running the following command:
$ npm install -g mocha
Then fork and clone (or download) JavaScript Summons into your local directory:
$ git clone https://www.github.com/farhadg/javascript-summons
All of the exercises are located in the src directory. They contain the necessary directions for the challenges; for more infomation regarding the tests, you can locate them in the spec directory.
Navigate to the src directory and fire up an exercise:
/*--FACTORS
Write a function that returns an array
containing all of the factors of a number.
For example: factors(10) returns [1, 2, 5, 10]
*/
var factors;
factors = function(num) {
return "summon here";
};Solve the exercise and summon the test by running the following command:
$ mocha filenameSpec.js
Be sure to run this command within the spec directory.
Mocha's browser support may later be added; if you'd like this feature, let me know so that it'll be implemented into future updates.
To summon with Mocha's different reporters, run the following command (e.g. spec):
$ mocha filenameSpec.js -R spec
You can view a list of Mocha's reporters by running the following command:
$ mocha --reporters
These summons were inspired by the many wonderful online resources (e.g. RubyMonk, Hack Reactor, CoderByte, App Academy, etc.) that challenge developers everyday to become better.