ExtJS Jasmine unit test reporter?

[Scott Murawski]

Just wondering if anyone has or is working on a jasmine reporter implemented in ExtJS?

I would imagine it would be similar to: http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...implementation. That uses YUI testing framework though.

[edspencer]

Nothing internally, though we use Jasmine for all of our unit testing. We use a (slightly) customized version of the normal reporter, which is more than adequate for us at the moment.

[alexis]

Hi Scott,

maybe this will help you.

I have build a jasmine reporter to include unit tests into applications as a Panel (Arapi.unittest.JasminePanel).

// Be sure that jasmine.js (http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine) 
// is included in your application
var uTestPanel = Ext.create("Arapi.unittest.JasminePanel", {
    jasmineCfg: {
        fn: function (){
            var me = this;
            describe("Suite 1", function(){
                it("that's ok", function(){
                    expect(1 == 1).toBeTruthy();
                });
                it("that's not ok", function(){
                    expect(1 != 1).toBeTruthy();
                });
            });
        },
        scope: this
    }
});

// myContainer.add(uTestPanel);

// Run test with output into tree of jasmine panel
uTestPanel.run(); 

The result output of unit tests will be shown as an Ext JS Tree Panel.

Here is an example.

The API documentation you can find here.

Download Arapi.unittest.JasminePanel here

[mankz]

Scott, interested in trying out our Siesta tool? Info on our site

[Scott Murawski]

Thanks alexis. I did check it out but the API docs didn't load for me. The trick of course is mankz's Siesta tool looks super, so I'll go with that!