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I have a project on github that has extensive unit tests (using mocha for node.js).
I'd like to show off by showing those tests passing/failing on each page. I notice other projects on Github are doing this.
I've been unable to find any documentation on how to make the test status display.
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To generate a badge for your project, you first need to add the Depfu app to your GitHub account and then visit this link to generate the badge, as shown in the image below: Once all the needed badges are generated, you can copy the URLs' or the badges' markdown text and add it to the top of the readme file.
Yes, you should test your repository layer. Although the majority of these tests fall into a different classification of tests. I usually refer to them as integration tests to distinguish them from my unit tests.
Take a look at Travis CI. You can use it with GitHub.
They have docs on using NodeJS
Those badges you see are called "status images" and Travis provides MarkDown that you can insert into your project's README.md file.
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Note that since April 26th 2013, you can see the build status on your GitHub repo branch page:
The Commit Status API allows you to use that elsewhere: see " Repo Statuses API".
Starting April 30th, 2013, the API endpoint for commit statuses has been extended to allow branch and tag names, as well as commit SHAs.
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