Lessons: 21Length: 2 hours
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2.3 Before and After Hooks
In this video, we’ll look at how the before, after, beforeEach, and afterEach hooks allow you to repeat the same setup or cleanup actions before and after running a group of tests.
Note: The method of overwriting a file in this lesson is admittedly terrible, but demonstrates hooks well. We’ll talk about why it’s terrible and how to solve the problem better in later videos.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:11
1.1
Introduction
01:11
1.2Getting Started03:29
1.2
Getting Started
03:29
1.3Writing Your First Test13:55
1.3
Writing Your First Test
13:55
1.4Building a Test Suite10:54
1.4
Building a Test Suite
10:54
1.5Mocha on the Command Line05:59
1.5
Mocha on the Command Line
05:59
2.Fundamental Concepts of JavaScript Unit Testing
2.1Dependency Injection04:54
2.1
Dependency Injection
04:54
2.2Asynchronous Testing05:41
2.2
Asynchronous Testing
05:41
2.3Before and After Hooks12:52
2.3
Before and After Hooks
12:52
2.4Segmenting with Skip and Only03:16
2.4
Segmenting with Skip and Only
03:16
2.5Fixtures05:49
2.5
Fixtures
05:49
3.Using Chai Assertions
3.1Chai Assert02:20
3.1
Chai Assert
02:20
3.2Chai Should06:41
3.2
Chai Should
06:41
3.3Chai Expect03:00
3.3
Chai Expect
03:00
4.Putting it All Together
4.1Running Mocha Tests in the Browser05:00
4.1
Running Mocha Tests in the Browser
05:00
4.2Automated Browser Testing with Testling09:18
4.2
Automated Browser Testing with Testling
09:18
4.3Continuous Integration with Travis CI05:02
4.3
Continuous Integration with Travis CI
05:02
5.More Control with Sinon.JS
5.1Introduction to Sinon03:30
5.1
Introduction to Sinon
03:30
5.2Sinon Spies06:00
5.2
Sinon Spies
06:00
5.3Sinon Stubs04:35
5.3
Sinon Stubs
04:35
5.4Sinon Mocks06:39
5.4
Sinon Mocks
06:39
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:32
6.1
Conclusion
01:32
