ember-cli-chai

ember-cli-chai

Chai assertions for Ember.js.

Installation

ember install ember-cli-chai

Usage

After installing ember-cli-chai you can import Chai from the chai package:

import chai from 'chai';

or import the expect() function directly:

import { expect } from 'chai';

Have a look at the vendor shim file to understand what else can be imported this way.

QUnit

Previous versions of ember-cli-chai supported QUnit but due to changes in chai itself this is unfortunately no longer viable. For readable DOM assertions in QUnit we recommend qunit-dom instead.

Chai plugins

ember-cli-chai is able to automatically load a number of popular Chai plugins:

• chai-jquery – JQuery assertions
• chai-dom – DOM assertions
• chai-as-promised – Promise assertions
• sinon-chai – Sinon assertions
• testdouble-chai - testdouble.js assertions

All you have to do is install those plugins via npm install --save-dev. Once they are installed and listed as dependencies in your package.json file they will be used automatically.

Using chai-jquery for example will enable you to write JQuery assertions like:

expect(find('.test-element')).to.have.text('hello');

License

ember-cli-chai is licensed under the MIT License.

Changelog

v0.5.0 (2018-03-20)

:boom: Breaking Change

• #41 Update "chai" to v4.0.0. (@Turbo87)
• #40 Remove QUnit support. (@Turbo87)

:bug: Bug Fix

• #48 sinon-chai: Relax constraint. (@Turbo87)

:memo: Documentation

• #44 fix minor typo. (@Dhaulagiri)
• #39 Use lerna-changelog to generate changelog. (@Turbo87)

:house: Internal

• #45 Fix CI builds. (@Turbo87)
• #43 Use ember-cli-mocha instead of ember-cli-qunit. (@Turbo87)
• #42 Update ember-cli-babel and ember-cli. (@Turbo87)

Committers: 2

• Brian Runnells (Dhaulagiri)
• Tobias Bieniek (Turbo87)