Emulates jQuery as sinon spies, so you can test code that uses jQuery on the server or in the browser.
Nodejs:
npm install spyqueryBrowser Global $:
<script src="spyquery.js"></script>var SpyQuery = require('spyquery')
var $ = new SpyQuery()> $('.foo').html()
> {}
> $.fn.html.callCount
> 1You are able to check any of the attributes of a sinon spy.
var $
describe(function() {
beforeEach(function(done) {
$ = new SpyQuery()
done()
}
it('should call hide once', function(done) {
someFunctionWhereHideIsUsed()
assert($.fn.hide.calledOnce, '$.hide() was called more than once')
done()
}
})