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sinon vs rewire: when do I use which?
In node.js testing, there are 2 helper modules that I use often: sinon and rewire. Sinon allows you to monkey-patch functions, while rewire allows you to… monkey-patch functions. Both modules have other uses as well, but in this post I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged javascript, monkey patch, monkey-patching, node.js, rewire, sinon, testing, unit test
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Automated software testing part 6: stubbing
Previous: part 5 You can also find the code below in the src/unit-test-4 dir of my blog code repository. In the previous post, we talked about spying. With a test spy, you can spy on method calls and see how … Continue reading
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Tagged amsterdam, javascript, node.js, sinon, stub, stubbing, testing, unit testing, weather
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Automated software testing part 5: spying
Previous: part 4 – Next: part 6 You can also find the code below in the src/unit-test-3 dir of my blog code repository. Spying sounds really cool. I have to disappoint you. Unfortunately (or maybe not), spying in the world of unit … Continue reading
Automated software testing part 3: writing tests, and refactoring
Previous: part 2 – Next: part 4 In this post, we will look at the process of writing unit tests for existing code. In the process, we will be refactoring the code to make the tests easier and clearer – and … Continue reading
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Automated software testing part 2: testing strategy, or what to test
Previous: part 1 – Next: part 3 If you have done or read anything about unit testing, I’m sure you’ve encountered the standard example of a function that multiplies two numbers and returns the result. This function is pretty easy to test. Once … Continue reading
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Tagged automated testing, javascript, test strategy, testing, unit testing, unit tests
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Automated software testing part 1: why should you test?
Next: part 2 This is the first post in a series about automated testing of software. A long time ago, before I started my professional software development career, I had no experience with unit testing, or any type of automated … Continue reading
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