example-advanced.html

<script src="jfUnit/jfUnit.js"></script>
<body>
</body>

<script>
	function getArray(v)
	{
		return [1, v, 3];
	}
	
	var getPerson= function(){
		var o = {
					age:25,
					name: 'felipe',
					jump: function(height){
						return true;
					}
				 }
		return o;
	};
	
	// testing the array
	jfUnit.assert(getArray, 2, [1,2,3]);
	jfUnit.assert(getArray, 3, [1,3,3]);
	jfUnit.assert(getArray, 3, [1,3,3,4]);
	jfUnit.assert(getArray, 2, [1,2]);
	jfUnit.assert(getArray, 5, [1,2,3]); // forcing another error
	
	// testing person
	jfUnit.assert(getPerson, {age:25, name:'felipe', jump:function x(height){return true;}});
	jfUnit.assert(getPerson, {age:25, name:'felipe', foo:'bar'});
	jfUnit.assert(getPerson, {age:25, name:'felipe', jump:function (height){return true;}, foo:'bar'});
	jfUnit.assert(getPerson, {age:25, name:'felipe', jump:function (height){return true;}});
	
	// using an object
	jfUnit.assert({
		call:getPerson,
		description: "Testing using an object",
		expected:{age:25, name:'foo', jump:function (height){return true;}}
	});
	
	jfUnit.assert({
		call:getPerson,
		expected:{age:25, name:'felipe', jump:function (height){return true;}}
	});
	
	// verifying only the class, or the structure, not verifying the values
	jfUnit.assert({
		call:getPerson,
		structureOnly:true,
		description: "this test is verifying ONLY the structure. It could be used to check for 'classes' instead of exact objects",
		expected:{age:0, name:'foo', jump:function(){}}
	});
	
	// forcing an error, even when verifying only the structure
	jfUnit.assert({
		call:getPerson,
		structureOnly:true,
		expected:{age:0, name:'foo', jump:'string'}
	});
	
	
	jfUnit.run();
	
</script>