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VisitIntern vs Karma
What both publish
| Fact | Intern | Karma |
|---|---|---|
| CI integrations | The homepage lists Travis CI, Jenkins, and TeamCity as out-of-the-box integrations. | The documentation provides integration guides for Travis CI, Jenkins, and Semaphore CI. |
| License | The homepage identifies Intern as New BSD licensed. | Karma is released under the MIT license. |
| Purpose | Intern is a JavaScript testing framework for websites and applications. | Karma runs JavaScript tests in multiple real browsers and reports results to developers. |
| Support | The homepage says free community support is available through Stack Overflow, Gitter, and IRC. | The project directs questions to its mailing list or Gitter and says the issue tracker is for bug reports and feature discussions. |
Intern plans
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Karma plans
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Pick Intern if…
Intern suits developers testing JavaScript libraries, web pages, or native and hybrid mobile apps. It is also relevant to teams that need browser automation, coverage reports, or CI integration.
Pick Karma if…
Karma may suit developers who want to run JavaScript tests locally, in multiple browsers, on file changes, or in a CI server. Its stated focus is low-level unit testing.