Running ClojureScript tests with Karma

In the previous post I mentioned that you can use Karma to run ClojureScript tests. The easiest way to do it is to use doo or boot-cljs-test. Sometimes you need more advanced configuration and it’s best to use Karma directly. I’ve set up a GitHub repository that shows how to do it.

It’s actually pretty straightforward, but that was not obvious to me before I tried to do it.


About the author: My name is Miikka Koskinen. I'm an experienced software engineer and consultant focused on solving problems in storing data in cloud: ingesting the data, storing it efficiently, scaling the processing, and optimizing the costs.

Could you use help with that? Get in touch at miikka@jacksnipe.fi.

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