JS Unit Test Panel

[Ronaldo]

Hi all,

I needed to start using unit tests in my small app, and though I like Selenium, writing (integration) tests in (javascript) code is a usable testing tool too.

So I adapted the code from Luke Bayes (http://github.com/lukebayes/another-jsunit/tree/master) (with his permission) to what you can see in the attachment.
I believe with this you can test your application components together. The code should be able to handle async calls (needed to wait for loading data for example), but I haven't checked it yet.

It's not ready yet, but if you're interested, I'll find some time to construct a demo/download page.

[mystix]

woah. +1 from me.

looks like it could come in real handy. great job!

[watrboy00]

+1. Looks like it could be a useful tool.

[harley.333]

Please keep working on it! :)

[stever]

You might look at xinc (a continuous integration server, using Ext) found here:

http://xinc.eu/

and the source code here:

http://code.google.com/p/xinc/

Looks like they could work together.

I don't use xinc, but do watch its progress...

[Scorpie]

Very good!

[Ronaldo]

I`m from Holland!
Lol, me too (Enschede).

Ronaldo

[Ronaldo]

You might look at xinc (a continuous integration server, using Ext) found here:

http://xinc.eu/

and the source code here:

http://code.google.com/p/xinc/

Looks like they could work together.

I don't use xinc, but do watch its progress...

Thanks! I didn't know that one yet. But I assume that with a php build server, you primarily will test the php code, not the javascript components. But I'm sure you're aware of that and yes, they might play well together.

Ronaldo

[Scorpie]

Lol, me too (Enschede).

Ronaldo

cool! Finally I meet a fellow-Dutchie who uses ExtJS !

[Ronaldo]

Please see http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60683 for a screencast

Ronaldo