Getting things together

In an effort to organize the project we are setting up several new domains and features. The first of which is this new flexunit.org domain and site. Please stay tuned for updates.

2 Comments to “Getting things together”

  1. Maglez 10 November 2010 at 5:00 pm #

    Could you also edit the wiki page ‘Setting up a FlexUnit 4 Project’ on…

    http://docs.flexunit.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_a_FlexUnit_4_Project

    …to include instructions on how to setup things for ActionScript.

    On the first few points of the article, you make a distinction between a Flex and an ActionScript project but at some point you stop giving details on how to proceed with an ActionScript project and just focus on Flex.

    From the point where you say… ‘Open up your SampleFlexUnitTests.mxml main application file’… the rest is all about Flex.

  2. Simeon Bateman 11 November 2010 at 4:18 pm #

    I have setup a simple example project doing just AS3 to run tests. All of this works fine. The one thing the project is missing is a pure AS3 visual runner. That is the real reason you see most of the examples using Flex.

    Take a look at the code here https://github.com/simb/FlexUnit-4-Actionscript-Only-Demo

    And see if that makes sense. I am using the TraceListener to display the output of the tests so you must run the TestRunner.as class in debug mode to see the results in the console mode.


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