ember.js - mocha testing doesn't work in the yeoman ember generator -

i've barely modify generated code ember generator

yo ember

and change test/spec/test.js little bit

'use strict'; (function () {     describe('give context', function () {         describe('maybe bit more context here', function () {             it('should equal title', function () {                 var title = document.title;                 title.should.equal('ember starter kit');                             console.log(title) //doesn't output in terminal             });             it('should equal number', function () {                 1.should.equal(1);             });         });     }); })(); 

there's 2 strange thing:

1. console.log doesn't output in terminal

2. it shows 0 test:

   running "mocha:all" (mocha) task testing: http://..*.*/index.html

   0 tests complete (1 ms)

   done, without errors.

i've noticed when "0 tests complete", there's error within test file.

there 2 problems test:

1. missing semicolon after console.log(title)
2. executing method on integer syntax error. try following:

expect(1).to.equal(1);

also, sure include following lines in index.html after chai inclusion (so should works):

... <!-- assertion framework --> <script src="lib/chai.js"></script> <script>var expect = chai.expect</script> <script>var should = chai.should()</script> ... 

this causes tests run. however, don't have answer console logging problem. i'm looking answer myself. seems grunt-mocha , phantomjs.

edit: turns out, console logging in grunt-mocha disabled: grunt-mocha source.

if go node_modules/grunt-mocha/tasks/mocha.js within project directory, can uncomment line 101, , logging work project.

full updated test file:

/*global describe, it, document, expect */ 'use strict'; (function () {     describe('give context', function () {         describe('maybe bit more context here', function () {             it('should equal title', function () {                 var title = document.title;                 title.should.equal('ember starter kit');                             console.log(title); //doesn't output in terminal             });             it('should equal number', function () {                 expect(1).to.equal(1);             });         });     }); })(); 

edit: developer of grunt-mocha:

yup, uncomment line console output in command line... although don't want when running automated tests it's disabled default. if want debug, suggest opening spec in browser , using browser console/debugger. bonus can click on suite/test runs tests interested in.