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ABOUT ===== Testlol is a Maven plugin for running Javascript unit tests in a headless browser environment. It is built on Rhino, Env.js and JsUnit. HOWTO ===== To use in your own project, add this to your POM file, and edit as appropriate: <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>tv.bodil</groupId> <artifactId>maven-testlol-plugin</artifactId> <version>1.0</version> <executions> <execution> <phase>test</phase> <goals> <goal>test</goal> </goals> <configuration> <basePath>src/main/resources/js</basePath> <testSuite>src/test/js/tests</testSuite> <globalFiles> <param>src/test/js/jquery.js</param> </globalFiles> </configuration> </execution> </executions> </plugin> </plugins> </build> Your tests might look like this: load(basePath + "classToTest.js"); function testMyClass() { var obj = new MyClass(); assertEquals(4, obj.add(2, 2)); } The "basePath" variable in the first line is simply the path configured in the "basePath" property in the POM, and should point to the base of the code tree you are testing. Point the "testSuite" property at your test files. It will scan this directory recursively and run through any file found inside it ending with the ".js" prefix. Any function whose name starts with the word "test" is considered a test. If there is a function called "setUp" in the file, it will be run prior to executing the tests. Likewise, a function called "tearDown", if present, will be run after the tests have finished executing. You can preload Javascript files into your test environment using the "globalFiles" property. Use this to load eg. frameworks and toolkits. Never load code you are testing in this way, because it is shared between every test suite, and changes made in one test will persist into the following tests. To learn about writing tests, refer to the JsUnit documentation. All JsUnit asserts etc. are available in the Testlol environment.
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