TDD with reactjs, reactify, babelify, browserify, gulp -

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i looking running test on project use :

  • browserify with these transform :
    • babelify
    • reactify

i did try combo jsdom + mocha testing component has not been builded yet fail on require call component :

> mocha --compilers js:babel/register --recursive  module.js:338     throw err;     ^ error: cannot find module 'system/services/authservice'

i think need run mocha test during gulp build watchify , build tasks. not sure if handling test during build process option.

normaly, after successful build have file in client/build/js/bundle.js in es5.

i want able test component using es6 file require browserify being readble testing lib.

does provide me option, npm modules or me achieve tdd in environment ?

maybe mochify fit use case. here's react example: https://github.com/mantoni/mochify.js/wiki/testing-a-reactjs-component-with-mochify


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