jasmine-rjs

Introduction

Simple jasmine plugin that make requirejs unit tests simpler.

This plugin is fully compatible with jasmine 1.3 and jasmine 2.0 / 2.2.

API

Suppose you have a module:

require([], function() {
  return {
    hello: function(name) {
      return 'Hello ' + name;
    }
  };
});

Using jasmine-rjs plugin, you can unit test your module with a simple syntax:

describe('My moodule', function() {
 
  it('should say hello', rjs(['myModule'], function(myModule) {
    expect(myModule.hello('foo')).toBe('Hello foo');
  }));
 
});

If the name of your module is a valid javascript variable, then you could just define your function and jasmine-rjs will automatically detect parameter name to load your modules:

describe('My moodule', function() {
 
  it('should say hello', rjs(function(myModule) {
    expect(myModule.hello('foo')).toBe('Hello foo');
  }));
 
});

To make it even simpler with a long test suite, you can load your module in your ```beforeEach``̀ function:

describe('My moodule', function() {
 
  var myModule;
 
  // Use _myModule_ syntax to avoid collision with local variable
  beforeEach(rjs(function(_myModule_) {
    myModule = _myModule_;
  }));
 
  it('should say hello', function() {
    expect(myModule.hello('foo')).toBe('Hello foo');
  });
 
});

Licence

MIT License (MIT)

Contributing

If you find a bug or think about enhancement, feel free to contribute and submit an issue or a pull request.