TodoMVC Benchmark

Installation

Debian and Ubuntu based Linux distributions

sudo apt-get install -y nodejs git-core

Enterprise Linux and Fedora

Official Fedora Node.js and npm packages are available in Fedora 18 and later. Install with:

sudo yum install nodejs npm git

Enterprise Linux (RHEL and CentOS) users may use the Node.js and npm packages from the EPEL repository.

Install the appropriate epel-release RPM for your version (found on the EPEL repository homepage), then run:

sudo yum install nodejs npm --enablerepo=epel
sudo yum install git

Windows

Not supported for now.

NodeJS from source

See this guide.

## Setup

git clone https://github.com/Herve-M/todomvc-bench-latece.git &&
cd todomvc-bench-latece && git checkout master &&
npm install &&
grunt setup

Workflow

You must first choose a version to work with, Master or 1.3.0.
After do grunt generate-*version*, (replace version with master or 130).
At end launch the test with grunt test-advanced-phjs

If you launch many time the test and ended it not carefully, you will have some memory problem. So you can generate "cleaners".

grunt generate-*version*-clean && grunt clean-todo

Commands

To see all available commands use grunt

• grunt setup : Clone TodoMVC Git repo && setup nmp/bower on master branch
• grunt setup-130 : Clone TodoMVC Git repo && setup npm/bowwer on 1.3.0 tag
• grunt generate-master : Generate test scripts for master branch
• grunt generate-130-all : Generate test scripts for all Framework on 1.3.0 tag
• grunt generate-130-tested : Generate test scripts for all tested Framework on 1.3.0 tag
• grunt generate-clean : Generate cleaning scripts for master branch
• grunt generate-130-clean : Generate cleaning scripts for 1.3.0 tag
• grunt test-advanced-phjs : Launch all test with PhantomJS

Known limitations

Stopping on failure

Do a bug in grunt-casper using "parallel" option stop tests set on first failure.

Saving XUnit XML

Do a bug in grunt-casper no Xunit file can be saved.
This is only because the option "parallel" must be off to bypass another bug.