jsTestMore v1.11 - A simple test framework for javascript
testmore.ui.browser("testoutput");
make_plans(function () {
plan(9,"These tests should all be OK.", function() {
ok(true,"boolean");
ok(!false,"boolean2");
is(300,300,"is number");
is("blabla","blabla","is string");
isnt(300,350,"isnt number");
isnt("blabla","bliepbliep","isn't string");
can("blabla","toString","can");
like("blabla",/bla/,"like");
unlike("blabla",/other/,"unlike");
});
plan(9,"These tests should all fail.", function() {
ok(false,"boolean");
ok(!true,"boolean2");
is(305,300,"is number");
is("blabla","bliepbliep","is string");
isnt(300,300,"isnt number");
isnt("blabla","blabla","isn't string");
can("blabla","doesntExist","can");
like("blabla",/other/,"like");
unlike("blabla",/bla/,"unlike");
});
plan(4,"Test 1 and 3 should fail, 2 and 4 should succeed.", function() {
ok(false,"boolean");
ok(true,"boolean2");
is(305,300,"is number");
is("blabla","blabla","is string");
});
});
jsTestMore gives you a basic framework to test your javascript code.
The webpage for this library is at http://zeekat.nl/downloads/jstestmore/
testmore.ui.browser(elementId)
Set up the jsTestMore framework to give output an a browser. All
output is appended to the element refered to by elementId.
This format uses the W3C Level 1 DOM. Most current browser should support
it.
If you can't use the test methods below, you probably haven't called this method: the test methods are generated based on the type of output: no ouput type == no test methods.
There are currently no other output formats. It should be reasonably easy to add more. See the code.
make_plans(function() {
// your plans here
});
plan()
plan( numberOfTests, planName, function() {
// your tests here
});
Run a series of numberOfTests tests with title planName. If numberOfTests is -1, no exact number of tests is expected.
no_plan()
no_plan(planName, function() {
// your tests here
});
Run a series of tests with title planName. Equivalent to
plan(-1, planName function() {
// your tests here
});
ok( expression, title );
Test succeeds if expression is true.
is( expression, expected, title);
Test succeeds if expression == expected
isnt( expression1, expression2, title);
Test succeeds if expression1 != expression2.
can( object, "methodName", title);
Test succeeds if object has a method ``methodName''.
like( string, /regex/, title);
Test succeeds if string.match(/regex/).
like( string, /regex/, title);
Test succeeds if !string.match(/regex/).
No bugs are know at the moment. Future versions should implement more of the Test::More API, and will probably support different output formats.
1.00 - initial version
1.10 - added stacktrace to report if available.
improved string conversion of arguments.
added make_plans handler.
1.11 - slight adjustments to output format
The Test::More module on CPAN:
http://search.cpan.org/~mschwern/Test-Simple/lib/Test/More.pm
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