FuncUnit JavaScript functional testing + IDE
summary
A JavaScript functional test framework plus a tiny IDE that actually opens the app, clicks elements, types, and asserts results is demonstrated: a contact app test goes from clicking a create button through typing “animal” to an assertion that the list grows from seven to eight items, and the same script runs in-browser and via Selenium from the command line. The IDE is an alpha bookmarklet that records actions and replays them, showing record-and-replay IDE bookmarklet behavior and noting it currently works only in Firefox.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to Funk unit
- 1:40Challenges in testing
- 4:24Writing tests with Funk unit
- 9:34The IDE and final thoughts
related talks
09mElemental Testing My Dear Watson - Unit Tests for UI Components
55mModern Web Testing: Going Beyond Selenium
45mTesting Big in JavaScript
37mFront-end Testing for Skeptics
45mTesting the web without testers — success or failure
05mApplications that Test Themselves with CatJS
34mEnd to end testing a world of web, mobile & desktop apps
16mA unit test walks into a bar