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I've been looking for a JavaScript framework to perform automated web testing. Right now I'm thinking about Zombie.js and PhantomJS. Can people who have tried both Zombie.js and PhantomJS and ended up choosing one share their experience as to which one they chose and why? note: I've posted the research I've made so far as a separate answer
Jasmine is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code. It does not depend on any other JavaScript frameworks. It does not require a DOM. And it has a clean, obvious syntax so that you can easily write tests. This guide is running against Jasmine version FILLED IN AT RUNTIME. Suites: describe Your Tests A test suite begins with a call to the global Jasmine function describe
jQuery#triggerのテスト describe('jQuery#trigger', function() { it('イベントハンドラに値を渡せること', function(done) { var $el = $('<div>'); $el.bind('foo', function(event, val) { expect(val).to.be('bar'); done(); }); $el.trigger('foo', 'bar'); }); }); コールバックが2回呼ばれるかをテスト describe('jQuery#trigger', function() { it('イベントハンドラに値を渡せること', function(done) { var $el = $('<div>'); var count = 0; $el.bind('foo', function(event,
2013 年 4月 26 日に開催された 第38回HTML5とか勉強会 - 「Webアプリ×テスト最新事情」 - のアーカイブ情報です。 JavaScriptテスト最新事情 Why? What? How? 佐藤鉄平( @teppeis )さん スライド...
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