What’s the best way to (QUnit) assert an element on the page has some content in it? This passes: ok($.trim($('.foo').text()) == 'bar', 'content bar renders on page'); But isn’t very practical. Is there a better way?

I recently wrote some myself. The way I see it, the value hinges on the selector and the conditional. Perhaps not the best example, but hopefully some help. test/javascripts/acceptance/discourse-newpage-test.js.es6 master import { acceptance, waitFor } from "helpers/qunit-help…

Hi @Mittineague ! I saw your plugin and I’ve got it running on my local instance. It helped me get my custom page up-and-running quickly. Are you sure your tests fail correctly? When I run them, I get a pass regardless of the content: ok(find("h1.mitt_newpage:contains('something else')"), 'heading …

Ah, yeah, you don’t want to use find() when dealing with :contains, you will want to use exists() Example of it at https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/test/javascripts/acceptance/search-full-test.js.es6#L274-L287 IIRC, that is because find() will still return an empty object back a…

Thanks. I was planning to write some “should nots” to go along with the “shoulds”, but then got sidetracked trying to get RSpec tests working (still trying) and hadn’t been back to the QUnit tests yet. I can use a break from the RSpec roadblock so it will be a pleasant change to do the “should nots…

Interesting. I added 10 “not” tests, and sure enough, a lot of the tests that were passing were not passing for the reason I had thought they were. Changing the "find"s to “exists” fixed most, except for four of them. I changed the first problem test to an “equals” and discovered that although I s…

I’ve got RSpec running against my plugin here: Travis CI Travis CI enables your team to test and ship your apps with confidence. Easily sync your projects with Travis CI and you'll be testing your code in minutes. https://github.com/choiceaustralia/discourse…

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rimian (Rimian Perkins) Février 14, 2017, 5:55 7

I’ve got RSpec running against my plugin here:

https://github.com/choiceaustralia/discourse-payments

This is currently in early stages of development. I wouldn’t mind running capybara for feature specs. Much cleaner than running acceptance tests on top of QUnit.

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