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<title>Advanced Test Options</title>
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<h1>Advanced Test Options</h1>
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<p>This example shows how to use advanced test options, which allow you to specify additional information about how a test should be run.
Each <a href="/yui/yuitest/#testcase"><code>TestCase</code></a> can specify up to three different options for tests,
including tests that should be ignored, tests that should throw an error, and tests that should fail.</p>
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YAHOO.namespace("example.yuitest");
YAHOO.example.yuitest.AdvancedOptionsTestCase = new YAHOO.tool.TestCase({
//the name of the test case - if not provided, one is automatically generated
name: "Advanced Options Tests",
/*
* Specifies tests that "should" be doing something other than the expected.
*/
_should: {
/*
* Tests listed in here should fail, meaning that if they fail, the test
* has passed. This is used mostly for YuiTest to test itself, but may
* be helpful in other cases.
*/
fail: {
//the test named "testFail" should fail
testFail: true
},
/*
* Tests listed here should throw an error of some sort. If they throw an
* error, then they are considered to have passed.
*/
error: {
/*
* You can specify "true" for each test, in which case any error will
* cause the test to pass.
*/
testGenericError: true,
/*
* You can specify an error message, in which case the test passes only
* if the error thrown matches the given message.
*/
testStringError: "I'm a specific error message.",
testStringError2: "I'm a specific error message.",
/*
* You can also specify an error object, in which case the test passes only
* if the error thrown is on the same type and has the same message.
*/
testObjectError: new TypeError("Number expected."),
testObjectError2: new TypeError("Number expected."),
testObjectError3: new TypeError("Number expected.")
},
/*
* Tests listed here should be ignored when the test case is run. For these tests,
* setUp() and tearDown() are not called.
*/
ignore : {
testIgnore: true
}
},
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Basic tests - all method names must begin with "test"
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
testFail : function() {
//force a failure - but since this test "should" fail, it will pass
YAHOO.util.Assert.fail("Something bad happened.");
},
testGenericError : function() {
throw new Error("Generic error");
},
testStringError : function() {
//throw a specific error message - this will pass because it "should" happen
throw new Error("I'm a specific error message.");
},
testStringError2 : function() {
//throw a specific error message - this will fail because the message isn't expected
throw new Error("I'm a specific error message, but a wrong one.");
},
testObjectError : function() {
//throw a specific error and message - this will pass because it "should" happen
throw new TypeError("Number expected.");
},
testObjectError2 : function() {
//throw a specific error and message - this will fail because the type doesn't match
throw new Error("Number expected.");
},
testObjectError3 : function() {
//throw a specific error and message - this will fail because the message doesn't match
throw new TypeError("String expected.");
},
testIgnore : function () {
alert("You'll never see this.");
}
});
YAHOO.util.Event.onDOMReady(function (){
//create the logger
var logger = new YAHOO.tool.TestLogger("testLogger");
YAHOO.tool.TestRunner.add(YAHOO.example.yuitest.AdvancedOptionsTestCase);
//run the tests
YAHOO.tool.TestRunner.run();
});
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