Use Tinytest to test a Meteor application without adding it to the package.

I know how to use Tinytest to test the package , as well as view its results on the console , and not in the webapp in localhost:3000 , but I would like to functionally test the Meteor application which is actually not suitable for packaging. How can i do this? Or should I use RTD or the new Velocity ?

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Ben Green has published the Tinytest In App Meteor Pack. It does not use Velocity, so you have to clean up after yourself, but you avoid the paradox and you can continue recording tests.

There is also a numtel: speed-tinytest package for using Velocity with Tinytest in your application.

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Hi Dan. I think that RTD is the best option at the moment - we are writing a book about testing a meteor ( http://testingmeteor.com/ ) and, probably, our own approach will be developed in the course of these efforts. In particular, we need a cucumber / cucumber layer for BDD, which does not yet exist.

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