Testing Library

[bsutt123]

Now that things are going swimmingly and we can build the site again, lets get back to the real winner, testing.

Do you guys have a JS test framework of choice for unit tests? I'm partial to Jest, because I come from the react world where Jest is the standard, but I am open to others if people have strong opinions.

[sukima]

I am partial to Mocha or Jasmine. I also know QUnit very well. I know nothing of Jest in fact never heard of it. I might assume other JS devs know less of Jest then Jasmine or QUnit.

[sukima]

An advantage for Jasmine over both Mocha and QUnit is that Jasmine comes with its own mocking API while Mocha and QUnit would require Sinon to fill that need. Also Jasmine and QUnit comes with their own assertion API where Mocha would also needs something like Chai to fill that need.

[jnimety]

FWIW, We use karma with jasmine and headless chrome at Continuity.

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