Updated my Vows skeleton test generator for node.js so it now parses the original file looking for comments that say what the method should return, like phpunit does 1. For examples, see the source code and tests it creates:
/**
* @assert ( 'foo' ) === 'foo'
* @assert ( 66 ) === '66'
*/
creates
vows.describe( 'skelgen' ).addBatch( {
'skelgen.sanitise': {
'handles good input': function ( ) {
assert.deepEqual( skelgen.sanitise('foo'), 'foo' );
assert.deepEqual( skelgen.sanitise(66), '66' );
},
'handles bad input': function ( ) {
assert.doesNotThrow(
function ( ) {
skelgen.sanitise( 'foo' );
skelgen.sanitise( 66 );
skelgen.sanitise( undefined );
skelgen.sanitise( null );
skelgen.sanitise( [] );
skelgen.sanitise( {} );
skelgen.sanitise( new Date( ) );
}
);
}
}
} ).run( );
See the repo for how to install it and use it.
All those links to twitter are not relevant, just something that coincidentally looks like a twitter account...
UPDATE: wow this is old I don't code like this any more, nor use Vows.
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