NFluentJS

Important note: the master branch is still on WIP. You should never ever think to use NFluentjs in production

Travis-CI build status:

• master branch
• tests have to be run manually using the nfluentjs --selftest command

NFluentJS is a CLI-tool based on CasperJS and VigoJS.

It aims to provide some beautiful TDD assertions in Javascript for unit and fonctional testing.

Installation

First install CasperJS, we'll use 1.1 beta-3 here and his dependencies (at this point, only PhantomJS is required)

For now, we have only one way to install NFluentjs.

 From the master branch

    $ git clone git://github.com/mickaelandrieu/NFluentjs.git
    $ cd NFluentjs
    $ ln -sf `pwd`/bin/nfluentjs /usr/local/bin/nfluentjs

Once PhantomJS and CasperJS installed on your machine, you should obtain something like this:

    $ phantomjs --version
    1.9.2
    $ casperjs
    CasperJS version 1.1.0-DEV at /Users/niko/Sites/casperjs, using phantomjs version 1.9.2
    # ...
    $ nfluentjs
    NFluentjs version 0.0.1-DEV

How it works ?

/* For more complete samples, see the VigoJs documentation and use cases */

var DummyTest = function(nfluentInstance){
    this.title = 'This is a Dummy Test';
    this.description = 'This is a Dummy description';
    this.Check = nfluentInstance.test;
};


DummyTest.prototype.launchTest = function launchTest() {
    var string = new String('lol');
    this.Check.That(string).IsInstanceOf(String);
};

DummyTest.prototype.getUrl = function getUrl() {
    return false;
} 

DummyTest.prototype.setTest = function setTest(testerInstance) {
    this.test = testerInstance;

    return this;
}

exports.create = function create(nfluentInstance, config, properties) {
    return new DummyTest(nfluentInstance, config, properties);
};

License

MIT