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Syntax

Test("Basic syntax", Test.ANY( ), function() {
  // assertions, if any, go here
});

Parameters

No parameters.

Return values

Effect on test

The test is treated as synchronous and its pass/fail state will be determined as soon as the unit test function has the Unit Tests has been processed...

Fail conditions

The unit test will fail if any of the following occur:

• One or more Test Assertions fail
• An uncaught exception is thrown
• An ABORT( ) or REQUIRE( ) signal is thrown

Pass conditions

If the test has not failed, it will be deemed to have passed – even if it did not generate any results (eg. no assertions or signals in the test).

Examples

Test.ANY( ) mode is useful when the number of results could vary based on some external factor...

var thingsToCheck = ["chat", "include", "playerData"];
 
Test("Check things", Test.ANY( ), function(settings) {
	if (settings && settings.length) {
		settings.forEach(function(thing) {
			hasNative( thing, thing+" is native?" );
		});
	}
}, thingsToCheck);

Test.ANY( ) is also useful if you want to use a test as a flag that determines whether other tests run...

Test("Check is defined", Test.ANY( ), function() {
	hasNative( "Check", "Dependency Checker installed?" );
});
 
Test("Test dependency checker", Test.EXPECT( 1 ), function() {
	REQUIRE( "Check is defined" ); // will abort if the test above failed
 
	Check.provide({file: "testing", ver: 1.0});
 
	ok( Check.has("testing", 1.0), "Dependency successfully provided" );
});