RockyCode

In developing a mobile web application, it would be ridiculous to avoid writing javascript unit tests. After all, they are simple to write and run. Recently, I implemented running our already existing Jasmine tests using PhantomJs and integrated this process into our continuous build environment. Works smooth!

As more application logic gets pushed into the browser for client-heavy apps, the need for javascript testing increases. Lately, I've been doing some Jasmine unit testing of an application that uses RequireJS. Here are some general pointers and potential pitfalls to watch for.