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This document discusses testing Node.js applications. It recommends using the Mocha test framework along with the Chai assertion library and Supertest module. An example is provided showing how to test the Math.abs() function using Mocha, Chai, and expect assertions to validate results are equal to expected positive values regardless of input. A second example tests an HTTP server using the Supertest module.
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Node.js testing
- 2. Popular > Community > Development easier
- 3. Supertest
- 4. • Mocha: test framework • Chai.js: BDD / TDD assertion library • Supertest: testing HTTP servers
- 5. Example var expect = require('chai').expect; describe('Math', function() { describe('#abs()', function() { it('should return positive value of given negative number', function() { expect(Math.abs(-5)).to.be.equal(5); }); it('should return positive value of given positive number', function() { expect(Math.abs(3)).to.be.equal(3); }); it('should return 0 given 0', function() { expect(Math.abs(0)).to.be.equal(0); }); }); });
- 6. Example 2