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Jasmine is Behavior Driven Js testing framework.
TDD -> Test Driven Development
BDD -> Behavior Driven Development
TDD focus on functionality of components.
BDD focus on behavior of code components.
Test first approach can be implemented
using TDD or BDD
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Software Eng. (SDLC)
waterfall : Developer, tester, BA, Project manager
Agile : Product owner, Scrum master and Scrum team
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BDD is to involve Client in Test Discussions.
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Ask question
In Behavior : BDD
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where to Start
what do you test
How much test in one go
what do you call these test
understand test fail or test success.
When we answer the above question.
We are creating BDD spec.
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mismatch between accepted and expected outcomes.
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BDD Spec
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User story
acceptance -> Scenario
Scenario takes :
Given -> some initial context
When -> an event occurs
Then -> ensure outcomes
outcome : BDD Specification is created
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https://jasmine.github.io/
Jasmine :
Jasmine is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code. It does not depend on any other JavaScript frameworks. It does not require a DOM. And it has a clean, obvious syntax so that you can easily write tests.
sample test case for BDD spec :
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describe -> Test Suite
it -> Spec
expect -> to check the expected outcome
Inbuilt matcher function -> toBe()
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describe syntax: name,function
it syntax : name,function
rule : Any test suite should have min one spec.
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Test is pass :
describe("example1", function() {
let a;
it("sample spec", function() {
a = true;
expect(a).toBe(true);
});
});
Test to fail :
describe("example1", function() {
let a;
it("sample spec", function() {
a = false;
expect(a).toBe(true);
});
});
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To download Jasmine : https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/releases/tag/v4.5.0
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Extension for Spec is .js
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execute using SpecRunner.html file
include your Spec using Script element
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sampleFunction.js
// @ts-nocheck
window.Calculator = {
currentVal: 0,
add: function (num1) {
this.currentVal += num1;
return this.currentVal;
},
addAny: function () {
var sum = this.currentVal;
for (var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {
sum += arguments[i];
}
return this.currentVal = sum;
},
};
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sampleFunctionSpec.js
// @ts-nocheck
describe("fun1",function()
{
// it("test1",function(){
// expect(Calculator.currentVal).toBeDefined();
// expect(Calculator.currentVal).toEqual(0);
// });
// it("test2",function(){
// expect(Calculator.add(5)).toEqual(5);
// expect(Calculator.add(5)).toEqual(10);
// });
it("test3",function(){
expect(Calculator.addAny(1,2,3)).toEqual(6);
});
});
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Built in functionality
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Equality
.toEqual(); this is just like ==
not.toEqual();
.toBe() this is just like ===
not.toBe()
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Boolean
.toBeTruthy();
.toBeFalsy();
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Sequential
.toContain();
.toBeCloseTo();
.toMatch();
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Null Check
.toBedefined();
.toBeundefined();
.toBeNull();
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Inequality
.toBeGreaterThan();
.toBeLessThan();
.toBeNan(); example is when you divide by zero (0/0)
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Error -> throw new Error();
.toThrow();
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jasmine.any(Number);
jasmine.any(String);
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The input can be taken in two ways :
1. using SRC folder
2. directly pass inital value in Spec file itself.
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beforeEach() and afterEach()
//beforeEach()
var c=0;
beforeEach(function(){
c=5;
});
describe("one",function(){
it("check",function(){
expect(c).toEqual(5);
});
});
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//after Each
var c=0;
afterEach(function(){
c=5;
});
describe("one",function(){
it("check",function(){
expect(c).toEqual(0);
// expect(c).toEqual(5);
});
});
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Jasmine Spy will mimics the functionality
Two ways :
spyOn() -> allows you to spy on definite piece of code
createSpy() -> allows you spyOn method that does not exist
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Ex: spyOn()
spyOn.js
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var Person=function(){
}
Person.prototype.sayHelloWorld=function(dict){
return dict.hello()+" "+dict.world();
}
var Dictonary=function(){
}
Dictonary.prototype.hello=function(){
return "hello";
}
Dictonary.prototype.world=function(){
return "world";
}
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spyOnSpec.js
// @ts-nocheck
describe("test1",function(){
it("one",function(){
var dictonary=new Dictonary;
var person=new Person;
spyOn(dictonary,"hello"); //mimics the hello functionality
spyOn(dictonary,"world"); //mimics the world functionality
person.sayHelloWorld(dictonary);
expect(dictonary.hello).toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(dictonary.world).toHaveBeenCalled();
});
});
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