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What both publish
| Fact | Karma | uvu |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Karma runs on Node.js, is distributed as an npm package, and the installation guide recommends installing it locally in the project. | The README gives npm install --save-dev uvu as its installation command. |
| License | Karma is released under the MIT license. | The repository identifies uvu as MIT licensed. |
| Purpose | Karma runs JavaScript tests in multiple real browsers and reports results to developers. | uvu is a fast, lightweight test runner for Node.js and the browser. |
Karma plans
- KarmaFree
uvu plans
- uvuFree
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.
Pick uvu if…
uvu suits developers building Node.js or browser projects who want to organize and run tests, including asynchronously. It can also suit projects that need to run individual test files or use a different assertion library.