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Suitest

Suitest provides easy unit testing for JavaScript code

Very simple to use
Client-side and server-side (including NodeJS) support
One of the most lightweightest libraries for unit testing
Support for working with asynchronous code
Outline function callbacks!
Fluent interface support (chaining)

##Synopsis:

.test( name, callback, [, context ] );
.exec( x, [, y, context ] );
.done( [ name ] );
.text( description );
.stop();
.get();
.is();

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Suitest

.test ( name, callback, , context );

var unit = new Suitest;

unit.test('test name', function(unit) {
	unit.exec(true, 1); // true
	unit.done();
});

.exec ( x, , y, context );

Using with one parameter:

unit.exec(true); // true

Using with two parameter:

unit.exec(true, 1); // true, because default operation is ==

Using with three parameters:

unit.exec(true, 1, '==='); // false, because true and 1 are not equivalent

.done ( name );

Simple using:

unit.done();

Testing asynchronous code:

unit.test('test name', function(unit) {
	setTimeout(function() {
		unit.exec(true, 1); // true
		unit.done();
	}, 2000);
});

.text ( description );

unit.text('Test description');

.stop ();

unit.stop();

.is ()

unit.exec(true, 1);
unit.is(); // true

.get ( name );

Outline function callback

var set = function() {
	return unit
		.get('test 6')
		.exec(true, 1)
		.done();
};

Simple using

unit.test('test', function(unit) {
	set(); // true
});

Using with asynchronous code

unit.test('test', function(unit) {
	setTimeout(set, 2000); // true
});

Function.prototype.bind / Function.prototype.call Also you can use it without \<get> method (but this not recommended):

var set = function() {
	return this
		.exec(true, 1)
		.done();
};

unit.test('test', function(unit) {
	set.call(this); // true
});

Chaining (Fluent interface)

var unit = new Suitest;

unit
.test('test 1', function(unit) {
	unit.exec(true, 1).done();
})

.test('test 2', function(unit) {
	unit.text('test description').exec(true, 1).done();
})

.test('test 2', function(unit) {
	if (!unit.exec(true, 1).is())
		unit.stop();
});

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