Fixing a few typos in README.md

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Kenneth Geisshirt 2018-05-15 13:16:41 +02:00
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## Running the tests
You can use scripts/tests.sh to run the various tests.
You will need to install `nvm` to run the tests. Currently it is only possible to test using node 6, so please `nvm install 6.11.3`.
You can use `scripts/test.sh` to run the various tests.
You will need yarn installed on the machine.
test.sh options
`test.sh` options
* eslint - lints the sources
* react-tests - runs all React Native tests on iOS Simulator
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* node - runs all tests for node
* test-runners - checks supported tests runners are working correctly
If you modify or add a test, please remove `tests/react-test-app/node_modules/realm-tests` before running `test.sh` (of course, only if you are testing with React Native).
### Testing on Windows
On Windows some of these targets are available as npm commands.
```
npm run eslint
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## Debugging the tests
You can attach a debugger to react-native tests by passing "Debug" to the tests.sh script. A Chrome browser will open and connect to the react native application. Use the built-in Chrome Debugger to debug the code.
You can attach a debugger to react-native tests by passing "Debug" to the `test.sh` script. A Chrome browser will open and connect to the react native application. Use the built-in Chrome Debugger to debug the code.
```
./tests.sh react-tests Debug
./scripts/tests.sh react-tests Debug
```
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