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Dear Pacties! I am trying to add Pact (to be precise PactWeb and Pact Karma) to an Angular project. Also is there any guide on how to exactly use PactJS in a browser? For instance with something like Karma and Jasmine? Cheers, MaC |
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The current state is that we don't have plans to continue to support Pact Web going forward (see also #626). I do believe there was a community member that had some thoughts on how we could continue to do so. Personally, I don't believe the effort in maintaining the two interfaces is worth it. Any tests that are currently being run in Karma/Jasmine could easily be run in a Node based testing library (Jest, Mocha etc.). I understand this doesn't make everyone happy, but also from a maintainer point of view it increases the support burden and product surface area which ultimately means it takes us longer to add new features etc.
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I can totally understand the maintenance aspect. So if I understand it correctly the long term and most feasible suggestion for Angular projects would probably be to use Jest instead of Jasmine/Karma? Thx for the quick reply Matt! Cheers, MaC |
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Yes, I would recommend that. Even if we do continue to support Karma, it is likely to lag behind the core implementation for a while so it wouldn't be a bad decision. |
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The current state is that we don't have plans to continue to support Pact Web going forward (see also #626). I do believe there was a community member that had some thoughts on how we could continue to do so.
Personally, I don't believe the effort in maintaining the two interfaces is worth it. Any tests that are currently being run in Karma/Jasmine could easily be run in a Node based testing library (Jest, Mocha etc.). I understand this doesn't make everyone happy, but also from a maintainer point of view it increases the support burden and product surface area which ultimately means it takes us longer to add new features etc.