Why Blueprints in Ember Are Cool and How They Save You Time Writing Tests

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  • Anytime you run ember generate acceptance-test xyz, the cli will create your test file based on your command-line input and the framework blueprint that is associated with the acceptance-test parameter:

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  • For a recent app, which uses QUnit and the latest Ember QUnit API, your index.js could look like this:

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  • ember-sinon-qunit

    Sinon sandbox test integration for QUnit

  • In this example, we want to ensure that in each new acceptance test file generated in the future, an additional helper util from our project is imported, that ember-sinon-qunit is setup correctly and - most importantly - that our module description sparkles ✨:

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