I would like to not explicitly set my dependency tree for every single module I want to test. For example, in my main App module, maybe I require a Base module which requires three other submodules. It's a pain trying to figure out the exact loading of every file in the dependency tree and I'd like to have the application figure out the dependencies itself.
I would also like to put all the common files I need to load for every test in one location.
So for example I would like to make the following into like a 'dependencies' file:
'intern!bdd',
'intern/chai!expect',
'intern/order!vendor/src/sinonjs-built/lib/sinon',
'intern/order!vendor/src/angular/angular',
'intern/order!vendor/src/angular-mocks/angular-mocks',
'intern/order!node_modules/closure-library/closure/goog/base'
So instead of adding those to the define:
define([
'intern!bdd',
'intern/chai!expect',
'intern/order!vendor/src/sinonjs-built/lib/sinon',
'intern/order!vendor/src/angular/angular',
'intern/order!vendor/src/angular-mocks/angular-mocks'
], function (bdd, expect) {
I want to do:
define([
'dependencies'
], function (bdd, expect) {
And then adding in modules just based on their topmost parent so:
define([
'dependencies',
'path/to/app/module'
], function (bdd, expect) {
goog.require('App'); // gimme all the modules!
and App might look like:
goog.require('AppName.Base');
goog.require('AppName.BaseLayout');
goog.require('AppName.Login');
goog.provide('AppName.App');
angular.module( 'App', ['ngRoute', 'Base', 'Login', 'BaseLayout'])
// etc etc
And will automatically build the dependency tree for all those other modules so I don't have to add the paths to a million files in my test file.
Is anything like this remotely possible? Is this question clear?