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How To Turn Off Velocity Unit Testing In Meteor?

I'm using the mike:mocha package and I'm trying to figure out how to disable testing. There are times when I have to demo the app I'm working on in my local machine. For those situ

Solution 1:

After some googling I found that running

meteor --production run

takes care of this.

Note: As @cannotto90 noted below, running this command will minifiy the client code and code refresh will not be in effect. To get back to coding, you will need to stop meteor first ctrl+c and run meteor again using the meteor command.

Solution 2:

Here's a cheap work-around trick from the spiritually perverse :

veloff.sh

#!/bin/bash#
 meteor remove xolvio:cucumber
 meteor run

velon.sh

#!/bin/bash#
 meteor add xolvio:cucumber
 meteor run

Works for me. In your case swap in mike:mocha instead of xolvio:cucumber, of course. I'm guessing it'll work the same.

Your tests directory will be ignored.

Solution 3:

I'm developing a mocha-esque alternative for testing Meteor app, that doesn't use Velocity and only runs tests under demand. It's only server-side currently. You might find it useful: https://github.com/taromero/latte.

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