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Does anyone know how to check if Ember is in testing mode?

I'm writing acceptance tests in Ember, and they are made difficult by some jQuery animations in the app, which run asynchronously outside of Ember's run loop and won't plete until after the test has already finished. Using wait helpers like andThen(...) doesn't wait for the animations to finish, because they are outside the run loop.

I don't really need to do acceptance testing of the animations, just of the DOM state after the animations finish, so to make things simple I'd like to disable the animations during acceptance testing. So I need to be able to check if Ember is in testing mode.

I am using Ember version 1.10.1

Does anyone know how to check if Ember is in testing mode?

I'm writing acceptance tests in Ember, and they are made difficult by some jQuery animations in the app, which run asynchronously outside of Ember's run loop and won't plete until after the test has already finished. Using wait helpers like andThen(...) doesn't wait for the animations to finish, because they are outside the run loop.

I don't really need to do acceptance testing of the animations, just of the DOM state after the animations finish, so to make things simple I'd like to disable the animations during acceptance testing. So I need to be able to check if Ember is in testing mode.

I am using Ember version 1.10.1

• javascript
• testing
• ember.js

Share Improve this question Follow asked Nov 16, 2016 at 17:40 JordanJordan 10144 bronze badges 1

• Are you using the ember-cli? – kiwiupover Commented Nov 16, 2016 at 17:49

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Nevermind, it's as simple as Ember.testing. This will be set to true in testing mode, but otherwise it's undefined, so I couldn't find it right away in the Chrome console.

You can use if (Ember.testing) { // don't animate }

http://emberjs./api/classes/Ember.Test.html#property_testing

I think the best way is to test the environment:

import ENV from 'app/config/environment';

myFunc() {
  const isTesting = ENV.environment === ‘test’;
  if (isTesting) {...};
}

Checkout https://github./emberjs/ember-qunit/issues/297#issuement-352408048.

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