I'm implementing some tests for a project of mine using karma locally, and Travis for github tests integration (you can't merge pull requests unless all tests pass)
I really want to do the same for code formatting. I'm using jscs in order to lint the code.
I thought about adding a test for karma to check if jscs returned any problems with the project's files. I'll do a expect(jscsOutput).isEmpty()
So the test will pass only if no formatting problems were found.
Is there a standard way of doing this? I saw there's a preprocessor for karma but as much as I was able to check, it doesn't make travis fail if any jscs errors were found.
Is there any better practice for this?
I couldn't find anything on the internet since karma.js test file formatting
just returns a lot of results about how to correctly format your tests (readability)
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