1 | # List of tools used throughout the project
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3 | ### npm
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4 | Used for dependency management
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6 | #### Common commands
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8 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" npm test`
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10 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" npm run start-neo4j`
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12 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" npm run stop-neo4j`
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14 | ### gulp
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15 | Used for build system
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17 | The following commands run tests directly from the source tree compared to `npm test` which runs them in a sandboxed environment.
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19 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" gulp test-nodejs-unit`
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21 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" gulp test-nodejs-integration`
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23 | `NEOCTRL_ARGS="-e 4.0" gulp test-nodejs-stub`
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25 | ### jasmine
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26 | Used as the testing and assertion framework
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28 | `jasmine --filter="#unit Test"` for more fine grained test filtering. This only applies to node environment tests.
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30 | ### karma
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31 | Used for running tests in real browsers
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33 | `gulp test-browser`
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35 | ### istanbul & nyc
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36 | Used for code coverage
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38 | `nyc jasmine --filter="#unit"` cover unit tests
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40 | ### eslint
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41 | For linting
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43 | ### prettier-eslint
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44 | For code styling
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46 | ### husky
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47 | For github pre-commit hooks for code styling
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