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This is the first of a two part introduction on how to write testable Javascript UI code. The first article presents a sample application that contains several common anti-patterns and how these can be refactored to be more testable. The complete refactor is presented in the second article along with info on how to add a unit test suite and make use of mocks. Front end development comes with a set
最近SinonJSとJsTestDriverを組み合わせてこんな感じのコードをベースにテストを書いているので紹介したいと思います。 sinon.log = function (message) { jstestdriver.console.log(message); }; sinon.assert.expose(this, { 'includeFail' : false }); var oldTestCase = TestCase; TestCase = function (name, condition, opt_proto) { if ('function' !== typeof condition) { opt_proto = condition; condition = undefined; } Object.keys(opt_proto).forEach(function (ke
ここでは以下の順番でSinonJSとJsTestDriverを使用したJavaScriptのUnitTest Patternsを紹介します。
bunyip Automate client-side unit testing in real browsers using the CLI Getting Started Install the module with: npm install -g bunyip. This is a CLI tool so it needs to be globally installed. BrowserStack account In order for bunyip to flex its real muscle I recommend you get a paid BrowserStack account as all paid accounts have access to their API. Without the API you'll need to connect your own
なぜ「テストを書く理由」が重要なのか テストもプログラムの一部 ただし、直接は機能を追加しない しかも、メンテナンスコストは高い
JavaScript Advent Calendar 2011 (フレームワークコース)6日目です。この前のエントリーで予告したとおりmochaを使ったフロントエンドでのテストについて書きます。ちなみにこの前エントリー書いたときは0.2.0だったんですけどすでに0.3.2です。 必要なファイルを読み込んでこんな感じで書きます。jQueryに依存してるみたいなのでjQueryも読み込みます。 <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="ja"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>mocha sample</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="mocha.css"> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.0/jquery.m
Chai is a BDD / TDD assertion library for node and the browser that can be delightfully paired with any javascript testing framework.
Today I needed remote access to a gem I've been tinkering with for a while, so I pushed it to Gemcutter. It's called jstdutil, and it provides a small Ruby wrapper over JsTestDriver that adds colored output, a short, snappy `jstestdriver` command and autotest. Install it The gem is available on Gemcutter, which requires that you install their gem (and use RubyGems >= 1.3.5): gem update --system ge
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