ability to define and load HTML fixtures in the suite.json file #3
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Any thoughts on this? |
| {% for html in suite.html_fixtures %} | ||
| {{ html|safe }} | ||
| {% endfor %} | ||
| </div> |
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I guess when in Rome, do as the romans do, not as your editor ;-) The indention should match the rest of the file.
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Customized url construction for additional js/css to fit better with Flashnotes
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This fork adds the ability to specify templates that become embedded inside the
<div id="qunit-fixture">tag.It also moves all Javascript extra modules to appear below the
qunit-fixtureDOM element.We're currently relying on this fork of mine for a project within Mozilla. Would be more than happy to discuss improving the fork with more documentation or tests.