referee

referee

referee is in your unit tests, deciding who passes and who fails.

It is a test-framework agnostic assertion and expectation library. Some highlights:

• Rich library of assertions
• Symmetric assert/refute (refute is referee's "assert.not*")
• Evented: Emits success and failure events
• Failing assertions throw exceptions by default, but can be configured to not
• API to add custom assertions that provides quite a bit of plumbing for free

Full documentation: docs.busterjs.org/en/latest/modules/referee.

referee works in browsers (including old and rowdy ones, like IE6) and Node. It will define itself as an AMD module if you want it to (i.e. if there's a define function available).

Changelog

1.2.0 (2015-Nov-16)

• Updated dependencies #13
• Added license info in package.json #12
• A test method on assertions, returning a promise which is resolved, when assertion passes, and rejected when it fails; relies on a Promise global (shimmable) #9

1.1.1 (2014-Dec-12)

• part of fix for issue #274 - quoting in assertion failures

1.1.0 (2014-Oct-31)

• fix for issue #402 - referee.expect fails if path.resolve gets stubbed

1.0.3 (2014-Apr-30)

• fix for issue #387 - Referee: assert.exception does not check exception type (when given as string)

Developers - Running tests

Node

1. npm install - installs dev dependencies
2. npm test - runs node tests

Browsers

1. npm install - installs dev dependencies
2. npm start - starts buster server
3. open url localhost:1111/capture in the browser(s) you want to test with
4. npm run-script test-browser - runs browser tests