node.js - Can I change the output of jasmine-node to show the passing tests in the console as well as the failing? -

i have following file runs when run node test.js.

var jasmine = require('jasmine'); var jasmine = new jasmine(); var request = require('request');  describe("test", function(){     it("works", function(){         expect(5 + 2).toequal(4);     });      it("should respond hello world", function(done){         request('http://localhost:3000/', function(err, res, body){             expect(body).toequal('hello world');             done();         })     }); })  jasmine.execute(); 

and gives me following output:

started f.  failures: 1) test works   message:     expected 7 equal 4.   stack:     error: expected 7 equal 4.         @ object.<anonymous>   2 specs, 1 failure finished in 0.037 seconds 

obviously 1 fails, showing f, , 1 passes, showing dot. can change configuration have show both passing , failing tests?

you'll want use custom reporter. recommend using jasmine-console-reporter, give nicely formatted output include tests ran (not failed ones). original script change following:

var jasmine = require("jasmine"); var jasmine = new jasmine(); var request = require('request');  // register custom reporter const reporter = require('jasmine-console-reporter'); jasmine.jasmine.getenv().addreporter(new reporter());  describe("test", function(){     it("works", function(){         expect(5 + 2).toequal(4);     });       it("should respond hello world", function(done){         request('http://localhost:3000/', function(err, res, body){             expect(body).toequal('hello world');             done();         })       });  })  jasmine.execute(); 

note if using jasmine command line run tests (and jasmine has exported helpers namespace), code follows:

const reporter = require('jasmine-console-reporter'); jasmine.getenv().addreporter(new reporter()); 

i find easiest use gulp , gulp-jasmine make definition clear , in 1 place, while allowing me run build steps prior tests:

const gulp = require('gulp'); const jasmine = require('gulp-jasmine'); const reporter = require('jasmine-console-reporter');  gulp.task('default', function() {     gulp.src('spec/**/*.js')         .pipe(jasmine({             reporter: new reporter()         })); });