How to use the atom-jasmine3-test-runner.createRunner function in atom-jasmine3-test-runner
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amejia1 / atom-xterm / spec / custom-runner.js View on Github 
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import { SpecReporter } from 'jasmine-spec-reporter'
import { createRunner } from 'atom-jasmine3-test-runner'
import prunk from 'prunk'
// Mock imports of stylesheets so that nothing is imported.
prunk.suppress(/\.(?:sa|s?c)ss$/)
module.exports = createRunner({
reporter: new SpecReporter()
})atom-jasmine3-test-runner
Run your Atom package tests using Jasmine 3.x
