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Jasmine has iit() and ddescribe , and Mocha has it.only and describe.only , but I can't see any way to get QUnit to focus on running a single test. The QUnit UI allows you to run a single test, but I can't see how to get this to work inside Karma, because it doesn't display the QUnit UI. Here is my solution. It works fine for me, but YMMV. Download qunit-karma-setup.js, qunit-karma-launch.js from here Then, in your Gruntfile: config.set({ frameworks: ['qunit'], files: [ 'your-app-files-here/**/*.js', 'qunit-karma-setup.js', 'your-tests-here/**/*.js', 'qunit-karma-launch.js' ] }); Now, you can

I'm having a difficult time writing qUnit tests for a project that uses Twitter's Bootstrap. When a modal is spawned it is putting the overlay outside of the qunit-fixture, so when the next test is run the overlay is not removed. Anyone run into this problem? Click event (linking to a jsfiddle requires some inline code, please look at the fiddle): $("#qunit-fixture").on('click', '#click', function () { $('#error').modal('show'); }); Example: http://jsfiddle.net/Gbyza/4/ Notice how the screen gets darker with each test? This is the overlay not being reset with each successive test. One other

I've recently tried to incorporate qUnit and Chutzpah to unit test a project I'm working on which is written in typescript. I've got things setup in what I believe is the correct manner and the following things work: The typescript application! - I can run a very early version of the application Chutzpah - I installed this on VS2012 and it correctly see's my qUnit demo test qUnit - Appears installed and works with Chutzpah, I can run a simple test (one which doesn't look at my code) With these three in place I presumed I could begin to write tests for the typescript app, as a test I wrote a

It appears the Qunit test methods aren't available even though I'm pretty sure I am importing them correctly. I get the following errors: unit/models/friend-test.js: line 11, col 3, 'ok' is not defined. unit/models/friend-test.js: line 17, col 3, 'equal' is not defined. unit/models/friend-test.js: line 23, col 3, 'equal' is not defined. unit/models/friend-test.js: line 31, col 3, 'equal' is not defined. unit/models/friend-test.js: line 32, col 3, 'equal' is not defined. I have this test file unit/models/friend-test : import Ember from 'ember'; import { moduleForModel, test } from 'ember-qunit'

Background I'm writing some functional tests to test that my router is navigating and loading my models correctly. So far, so good--even in light of this issue. I've created a fiddle , for your enjoyment. It doesn't work--I've never had much luck with jsfiddle and ember, in spite of forking @wagenet . But it has more source code to help get an overall picture of what I have going on. My Biggest Gripe So my biggest gripe is that the following code doesn't work to retrieve an element with a known id from a controller: var controller = App.__container__.lookup("controller:postsNew"); var

I'm trying to validate image URLs with Qunit by setting the URL as the src attribute of a test image and checking with the error event handler whether that went well. So far what I have is: test('image',function() { var test_image = $('#test-image'); test_image.error(function(e) { // properly triggered console.log(e); is_valid = false; // ok(false,'Issue loading image'); breaks qunit }); var is_valid = true; test_image.attr('src','doesntexist'); console.log('checking is_valid'); // occurs before error event handler if (is_valid) { // therefore always evaluates to the same ok(true,'Image

I'd like to add new assertions to QUnit. I've done something this: QUnit.extend(QUnit.assert, { increases: function(measure, block, message){ var before = measure(); block(); var after = measure(); var passes = before < after; QUnit.push(passes, after, "< " + before, message); } }); When I use increases(foo,bar,baz) in my test, I get ReferenceError: increases is not defined From the browser console I can see increases is found in QUnit.assert along with all the other standard functions: ok , equal , deepEqual , etc. From the console, running: test("foo", function(){console.log(ok) }); I see