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var specs = [];
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Jasmine 2.0
This document discusses Jasmine, a JavaScript testing framework. It describes Jasmine as a library for writing tests of JavaScript applications, providing human-readable tests that improve software documentation. The core files of Jasmine, including jasmine.js, jasmine-html.js and boot.js are explained. It also outlines how to structure test files and load them using RequireJS to run the test specs. Key aspects of Jasmine like describe(), it(), matchers and expectations are defined.
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Jasmine 2.0
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- 2. What is Jasmine? • A library to us to write tests a JavaScript based app • A tool to use to write human readable tests •A way to improve your software documentation
- 3. File Structure • boots.js, the file where all the initialization happens • console.js, the file responsible for the string output in the HTML report page •jasmine-html.js, the file responsible to build the DOM elements of the HTML report page • jasmine.js, the core of the library • jasmine.css, the file that specifies the formatting rules to be used in the HTML report page
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- 10. Matchers • • toBe() • toEqual() •toMatch() • toBeUndefined() • toBeNull() • toBeTruthy() • toContain()
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