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README 

        

This readme file provides a brief overview of the file and folder structure

included in the default MontageJS project directory.



>IMPORTANT: Be sure to replace the contents of this readme file with information

about the final application before deploying the application or passing it on to

a client.



Project Directory

============



The default project directory includes the following files and folders:



* assets/  -  Contains global stylesheets and images for the application.

* index.html  -  Is the entry-point document for the application.

* node_modules/  -  Contains the code dependencies required in development.



    Includes Montage, the core framework, and Digit, a mobile-optimized user

    interface widget set by default. Since MontageJS uses the CommonJS module

    system, you can leverage the npm ecosystem for additional modules. To add

    dependencies (e.g., foo), use `npm install foo` in the project directory.



    NOTE: All packages in this directory must be included as dependencies

    in package.json.



* package.json  -  Describes the application and the dependencies included in

            the node_modules directory.

* README.md  -  The default readme file.

* run-tests.html  -  Is a page to run Jasmine tests manually in the browser.

* test/  -  Contains tests for the application.



    By default, this directory includes all.js, a module that points the test runner

    to all jasmine specs.



* ui/  -  Contains the application user interface components.



    By default, this directory contains one component: main.reel (the Main

    user interface component)



In development, you can expand this project directory as necessary; for example,

depending on the project you may want to add the following folders:



* locale/  -  For localized content.

* scripts/  -  For JS libraries that do not support the CommonJS exports object

           and, therefore, have to be loaded using a `` tag.



Unit Testing

=========



MontageJS uses some pure unit tests that are straightforward [Jasmine specs][1].



To install the test code, run `npm install` in your project folder. This installs the

the [montage-testing][2] package, which adds some useful utilities for writing

jasmine tests. You will need the file run-tests.html.



For an example of how we implement unit testing, see the [digit][3] repository:



* [run-tests][4] loads our test environment.

* `data-module="test/all"` inside the final script tag tells the system to load [test/all.js][5].

* all.js specifies a list of module ids for the runner to execute.



>Note that in this example, all the tests load a page in an iframe using

`TestPageLoader.queueTest()`. These are akin to integration tests since they test

the component in a real environment.



We also test some components by [mocking their dependencies][6].



Documentation

============



Here are some links you may find helpful:



* [API Reference][7]

* [Documentation][8]

* [FAQ][9]



Contact

======



* Got questions? Join us on [irc.freenode.net#montage][10].

* Got feedback or want to report a bug? Let us know by creating a new [Github issue][11].

* Want to contribute? [Pull-requests][12] are more than welcome.



[1]: https://github.com/montagejs/montage/blob/master/test/core/super-spec.js        "Jasmine specs"

[2]: https://github.com/montagejs/montage-testing        "montage-testing"

[3]: https://github.com/montagejs/digit        "digit"

[4]: https://github.com/montagejs/digit/blob/master/run-tests.html        "run-tests"

[5]: https://github.com/montagejs/digit/tree/master/test        "test/all.js"

[6]: https://github.com/montagejs/montage/blob/master/test/base/abstract-button-spec.js        "mocking their dependencies"

[7]: http://montagejs.org/api/        "API Reference"

[8]: http://montagejs.org/docs/        "Documentation"

[9]: http://montagejs.org/docs/faq.html        "FAQ"

[10]: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=montage        "irc.freenode.net#montage"

[11]: https://github.com/montagejs/montage/issues        "Github issue"

[12]: https://github.com/montagejs/montage/pulls        "Pull-requests"



Last edited: November 14, 2013