Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Riot.js: JavaScript port of the lean fast unit test framework
Category: JavaScript, Testing
RUBY:
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context "a new user" do
setup { User.new }
asserts("that it is not yet created") { topic.new_record? }
end
Alex Young has now implemented Riot.js which brings you the lean framework in a format that can run stand-along via Rhino, or through the browser itself with tests that look like:
JAVASCRIPT:
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Riot.run(function() {
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context('basic riot functionality', function() {
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given('some simple equality tests', function() {
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asserts('a simple truth test should return true', true).isTrue();
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asserts('isNull is null', null).isNull();
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});
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given('another context', function() {
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asserts('equals should compare strings as expected', 'test string').equals('test string');
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});
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given('a context concerned with functions', function() {
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asserts('asserts() should allow functions to be compared', function() {
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return 'test string';
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}).equals('test string');
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});
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});
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given('yet another context', function() {
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asserts('equals should compare strings as expected', 'test string').equals('test string');
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});
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});
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I might give Riot a try, in need of a real simple Unit Tester for js.