Hey @Johan,
I know this is totally late, but just in case you or someone else runs into
this again I wanted to post an answer.
I did something very similar to this recently for using Protractor to test
a partially Angular application. What I did that worked was add a variable
name to the 'require()' statement at the very top of my test file. So my
test file looks like this:
var moment = require('moment');
describe('Screen A - Mobile', function() {
......
it('Example Jasmine IT block test', function() {
var m = moment();
console.log('moment date = ' + moment().format('dddd'));
// print day of week
});
});
I think the only part you were missing was assigning a handle ("moment" in
my example) to the require of the moment library.
Hope that helps!
On Friday, June 13, 2014 at 1:18:24 AM UTC-7, Johan Dindaine wrote:
>
> I'm trying to run an end-to-end test that is using momentJs for date
> manipulation.
> And I have added it as a dependency in my package.json file and installed
> it so it available.
> Then at the very top of my end-to-end test file I include it as a module
> with the require directive (require('moment')).
> But when I run this test I get an exception: ReferenceError: moment is not
> defined
>
> It should be loaded at that point, shouldn't it?
>
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