Michael Grosser has created jQuerys testrunner in a way that makes it work with jsUnit, and also useful for libraries other than jQuery.
Here is a full example:
JAVASCRIPT:
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var temp = function($) {
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jqUnit.module('Without local interface');
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jqUnit.test('test a', function(){
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jqUnit.ok(true);
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this.ok(true);
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});
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with(jqUnit) {
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module('With local interface');
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test('test b', function(){
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ok(true);
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});
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module('Example tests');
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test('Real Click vs False Click',function(){
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var clicked = false;
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$('#test-form').click(function(){clicked=true;});
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//false click
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$('#test-form input').click();
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ok(!clicked);
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//real click
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triggerEvent($('#test-form input').get(0),'click');
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ok(clicked);
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});
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test('Waiting',function(){
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$('#ajax').load('fixtures/1.html');
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expect(1);//expect 1 assertion, here: fails if ajaxStop is never called
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stop();//pause: so we can wait with setTimeout,setInterval,...
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$().ajaxStop(function(){setTimeout(function(){
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//field is not filled directly after ajaxStop
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//since DOM traversal comes after stopping to load
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equals($('#ajax').html(),1);//!reverted jsUnit order
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start();//resume: make sure its called or tests will halt!
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})});
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});
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}}(jQuery);
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that produces:
