IDE Integration

IntelliJ

While direct integration is planned, for now you can run munit via a run configuration which launches an external tool. Here's how.

First, it's assumed you have a Haxe project open in IntelliJ which has already been configured for munit.

Select Run -> Edit Configurations
Select + and choose Haxe Application
Give it a name like Test JS and select the module it's to run in.
Expand the Before Launch section and remove Make from the list via the - button.
Select the + button and choose Run External Tool.
In the External Tools window select the + button.
Fill in the Edit Tool window as shown below, making sure to insert the path to your haxelib executable and which target(s) you want to test in the Parameters. Also ensure to select/call the group munit.
You can add entries here for each test target
Choose the entry you want to execute (e.g. test js) and select OK
Your Run Configuration should now look something like this
Select Apply and close the window.
Finally select the new run configuration and run it.

You can run munit as a pre/post build or run command:

cmd /c haxelib run munit test

It is possible to view the test results inside FlashDevelop:

cmd /c haxelib run munit test -browser flashdevelop

Note that by default the embedded browser may behave like IE8 so you'll want to force IE to be the latest version.