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-JavaScript Testing
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+JavaScript Testing Rails Plugin
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-The JavaScript Testing Rails Plugin adds support for command-line and in-browser JavaScript unit testing to your Rails app by bundling several great tools together like Rhino, env.js, Screw.Unit, and Smoke.  Write your JavaScript code in a behaviour-driven development in an opinionated, convention-over-configuration Rails-like way, just like you write your Ruby code.
+The JavaScript Testing Rails Plugin adds support for command-line and in-browser JavaScript unit tests to your Rails app.  It bundles several great tools together in a convention-over-configuration, Rails-like way.  These tools include:
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+* `Rhino` - a Java-based JavaScript interpreter
+* `Screw.Unit` - a behaviour-driven development syntax for JavaScript similar to RSpec
+* `Smoke` - a JavaScript mocking & stubbing library similar to Mocha
+* `env.js` - a DOM implementation written entirely in JavaScript
 
 Installing and Running
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 Tips & Tricks
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-* Avoid using `print` in your tests while debugging.  It works fine from the command line but causes lots of headaches in browser.  (Just imagine a print dialog opening ten or fifteen times and then Firefox crashing.  This is a mistake I've make too many times!  Trust me!)
+* Avoid using `print` in your tests while debugging.  It works fine from the command line but causes lots of headaches in browser.  (Just imagine a print dialog opening ten or fifteen times and then Firefox crashing.  This is a mistake I've made too many times!  Trust me!)
 * We don't recommend testing jQuery or Prototype, especially event wiring.  (You don't test Rails, do you?)  Instead write a separate function, test it, and wire it to events using jQuery or Prototype.
 
 Caveats