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assertNotNull(msg, value)
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assertUndefined(msg, value)
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assertNotUndefined(msg, value)
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assertNaN(msg, number)
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assertNotNaN(msg, number)
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assertException(msg, callback, type)
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assertNoException(msg, callback)
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assertArray(msg, arrayLike)
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assertTypeOf(msg, type, object)
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assertBoolean(msg, value)
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assertFunction(msg, value)
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assertNumber(msg, value)
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assertObject(msg, value)
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assertString(msg, value)
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assertMatch(msg, pattern, string)
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assertNoMatch(msg, pattern, string)
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assertTagName(msg, tagName, element)
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assertClassName(msg, className, element)
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assertElementId(msg, id, element)
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assertInstanceOf(msg, constructor, object)
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assertNotInstanceOf(msg, constructor, object)
We will be using JsTestDriver for most examples throughout this topic.
In this chapter we have taken a look at what tools can be helpful to support the
test-driven development process, as well as a few available tools. Getting a good
test-driven development rhythm requires adequate tools, and for the remaining
examples of this topic, JsTestDriver was selected to run tests. It offers both a highly
efficient workflow as well as thorough testing on a wide array of platform and
browser combinations.
This chapter also touched briefly on BDD and “specs” and how test-driven
development, as practiced in this topic, shares a lot in common with it.
