QUnit.m brings QUnit.js syntax to SenTestingKit for testing Objective-C projects. The is useful if you are trying to port JavaScript libraries to Objective-C or want a more familiar testing syntax.

I wrote this to help me port Underscore.js to Objective-C in _.m and to make Objective-C a little more script in Subjective-Script so you will find some good examples in those project's tests.

Note: the library is still in its early days so please submit pull requests with corresponding tests to fix any issues and to bring the feature set up to the level of QUnit.js!

Examples (some from _.m and Subjective-Script)

equal

equal(AI(1,2,3).reverse().join(@","), @"3,2,1", @"reverse works");

strictEqual

strictEqual(_.chain(array).find(^B(N* n) { return n.I > 2; }).N, N.I(3), @"should return first found `value`");

deepEqual

_WrappedBlock wrapped = _.wrap(noop, ^A*(_WrappedBlock fn, id arg1, ...){ ARGS_AO(arguments, arg1); return A.newNSO(fn).concat(arguments); });
A* ret     = wrapped(AO(@"whats", @"your"), @"vector", @"victor", nil);
deepEqual(ret, AO(noop, AO(@"whats", @"your"), @"vector", @"victor"), @"deep wrapping");

notEqual

notEqual(AI(1,2,3).reverse().join(@","), @"1,2,3", @"reverse works");

ok

ok(OKV({@"int", N.I(1)}, {@"float", N.F(2.0)}).hasOwnProperty(@"int"), @"has an int");

raises

raises(^{ _.reduce(A.new, ^(N* memo, N* num, ...){ return memo; }, 0); }, @"TypeError", @"throws an error for empty arrays with no initial value");

asyncTest

asyncTest(^{
  __block BOOL called1 = false;
  SSTimeout* timeout1 = SS.setTimeout(^{ called1 = true; }, NSEC_PER_SEC*1);
  SS.clearTimeout(timeout1);

  __block BOOL called2 = false;
  SS.setTimeout(^{ called2 = true; start(); }, NSEC_PER_SEC*2);
});

Usage

To run the example project; clone the repo, and run pod install from the Project directory first.

Requirements

Installation

Author

Kevin Malakoff, [email protected]

License

QUnit.m is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.