JavaScript testing with Jasmine
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This document provides an overview of testing JavaScript with the Jasmine framework. It outlines how to install Jasmine, generate a demo app, and describes basic Jasmine syntax and features like describe blocks, expectations, matchers, and fixtures for testing DOM elements. Links are also included for the Jasmine and jasmine-jquery plugins, as well as a demo app repository.
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- 4. rake jasmine
- 6. Song
- 7. Player
- 10. it
- 11. beforeEach
- 13. debugging
- 15. Load fixtures with jasmine-jquery
- 16. Generate fixtures with fixture_generation_methods.rb
- 18. jasmine-jquery