Lessons: 21Length: 2 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
1.2 Getting Started
To get started, we’ll walk through the project that we’ll be using to demonstrate unit testing for the rest of the course.
Related Links- Install Node.js
- Cygwin, a linux-style command prompt for Windows
- Express, the Node.js web server framework we use briefly
- TestlingCI
Note: there’s a later video in this course that goes more into detail about TestlingCI.
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
