What values should the nodedirectory hold?
Sorry if this is a silly question - I'm newish to node from a .NET background.
I'm using nodeunit to construct unit tests for my node code in a subfolder called tests. I'm able to run them via the command line in this folder. I want to debug a test, so I've created a run configuration, from the NodeUnit default.
There's a field there called 'Nodeunit Module', 4th one down. I've tried
setting this to both my tests folder under my main project folder - I get an error of 'Cannot find nodeunit module in '/Users/proctor/Projects/Mise/nodejsserver/tests'
So I tried setting both the working directory and node unit module to the parent folder, nodejsserver. Now I run, but instead of the unit test file I've specified I get the debugger entering my main project.
Does anyone know the values I should be putting in here? Thanks in advance!
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Hello!
'nodeunit module' should be your local nodeunit module home, usually <project-root>/node_modules\nodeunit
Working dir is usually your project directory
Please see the sample project attached
Attachment(s):
nodeunit.zip
Thanks Elena! I had to add the packages.json file and run install, the npm install hadn't created the node_modules folder. Working nicely now!