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[{"user_id": 39343, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43525, "date_created": 1312899817.1227551, "message": "Does anyone have any tips for testing JavaScript using Jasmine in conjunction with Middleman? Is it possible to hook it up to the live development server even?", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1831572}, {"user_id": 7586, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43525, "date_created": 1312910506.2239051, "message": "How does Jasmine work? Does it use a secondary test server, like Selenium? Or is it purely a javascript framework?", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1832958}, {"user_id": 39343, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43525, "date_created": 1313053141.2520001, "message": "It is a JavaScript framework that you can run from a manually set up HTML page, but there's also a Ruby gem that loads all of your JS files automatically and starts a separate server just for testing. Easiest way right now would probably be to just have a \"test\" folder containing the manual HTML in Middleman's source directory, but that means it will also be part of the build, I guess. Or can you exclude folders from the build process, while keeping them in the development environment?", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1846593}, {"user_id": 39343, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43525, "date_created": 1313053164.566705, "message": "Sorry for my incoherency\u2014I'm kind of thinking out loud here :) Thanks for taking the time.", "group_id": 10410, "id": 1846597}, {"user_id": 7586, "stars": [], "topic_id": 43525, "date_created": 1314917279.383611, "message": "You can use the \"ignore\" command to ignore specific files, but not paths or folders. You'd have to write a little Dir.glob to find all the paths in a folder and ignore them individually, for now.", "group_id": 10410, "id": 2024250}]