<<<<<<< HEAD Simple example of jasmine. I ran jasmine examples and fixed the paths so the tests work. I also added src/Add.js and spec/my_examples/AddSpec.js.

• npm install to install the jasmine cli runner
• ./node_modules/jasmine/bin/jasmine to run tests

1. get jasmine via npm install -g jasmine or just with the local project with npm install --save-dev jasmine. In that case jasmine will be in ./node_modules/jasmine/bin/jasmine.js

• If you don't have a package.json you might want to npm init before installing locally so the jasmine requirement gets saved to your manifest
• If installing locally you should probably add node_modules to .gitignore

2. Are you testing only commonjs modules?

• jasmine init to set up a spec folder and basic config for commonjs testing
• create a WhateverSpec.js in the spec folder. You can also organize specs into any depth of folders under spec. Fill the test with a jasmine test suite.
• the test should use the require() function to assign a commonjs module to a variable.
• jasmine from project root to run tests

3. Or are you testing some other non-commonjs javascript?

• I think you'll need a SpecRunner.html to include your dependencies in script tags in order. It needs a bunch of other boilerplate too.
• Download the standalone version and unzip it into a jasmine folder. Or just copy/paste this: mkdir jasmine && wget -O ./jasmine/jasmine.zip https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/releases/download/v2.1.3/jasmine-standalone-2.1.3.zip && cd jasmine && unzip jasmine.zip && rm -f jasmine.zip && cd ..
• create a WhateverSpec.js in the jasmine/spec folder. You can also organize specs into any depth of folders under spec. Fill the test with a jasmine test suite.
• open the SpecRunner.html in your browser
• you can also use jasmine-html-runner to run it on the command line =======

getPrimes function that takes an integer value n as argument and generates prime numbers from 0 to n with asymptotic analysis.

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