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node.js testing made easy

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ensure

ensure is just a simple way to test in node.js

installation

  • install npm
  • npm install ensure

usage

  var ensure = require('ensure')
    , assert = require('assert')
    , tests = exports
    ;

  tests.foo = function (callback) {
    callback(true);
  };

  tests.foo_ok = function (t) {
    assert.ok(t);
  };

  ensure('foo', tests, module);

run it:

  node foo.js

an extra parameter is available to allow you to define only some tests from a specific file. you can do this by providing a comma separated list of tests you want to run, e.g. ensure('foo',tests,module,'foo,bar');. you can use this in combination with process.argv to choose what tests to run from the shell:

  // assuming node foo.js foo,bar
  ensure('foo',tests,module,process.argv[2]);

you can also set ensure to use a different test engine. for now we have tap and vows available with vows by default. here's an example using tap

  var ensure = require('ensure').use('tap')
    , tests = exports
    ;

  tests.tap    = function (cb) { cb('foo'); };
  tests.tap_ok = function (value)  {
    var t = this.t; // get the assertions from tap engine
    t.equal(value,'foo','foo test worked'); 
  };

  ensure(__filename,tests,module,process.argv[2]);

to run test tap you can do:

  node test/tap.js tap

tap is the test name and is optional (by default all tests run).

contribute

everyone is welcome to contribute. patches, bugfixes, new features

  • create an issue on github so the community can comment on your idea
  • fork nano in github
  • create a new branch git checkout -b my_branch
  • create tests for the changes you made
  • make sure you pass both existing and newly inserted tests
  • commit your changes
  • push to your branch git push origin my_branch
  • create an pull request

tests

  • install the packages referred as dev dependencies in package.json
  • browse to test/ and ./run.

always make sure all the tests pass before sending in your pull request!

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Package last updated on 21 Sep 2011

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