I would like to organize my test suites like phpunit
A script which add all the tests found elsewhere in the same project
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3I find my answer [here](http://casperjs.org/testing.html) Thanks anyway ;) – user1511625 Jul 10 '12 at 09:02
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1thanks, was wondering the same thing :) – Pierre Gayvallet Jul 23 '12 at 15:48
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An example of a small prototype of command-line testing with CasperJS is at https://github.com/mcamiano/friendlyghost .
Basically, it uses shell scripting to wrap CasperJS as a runner, providing test suite organization, test output logs, helpers, fakers, and even fixtures.
Posting it only as an example, not plugging - I actually use Codeception with PhantomJS via Selenium2 as my primary tool. By comparison, FriendlyGhost is not very refined, and certainly not fast for lots of tests, but Casper's CoffeeScript is a cleaner and more extensible language to work in than Codeception's modules and a little shell wrapping can be good enough for diagnostic purposes.
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