Added Assert: Return error value from assert.rejects() and assert.throws(), for example to run other assertions against your rejection value. (Bartosz Dziewoński) #1824 CLI: Add support for --reporter with local script. (Jordan Kasper, Timo…
Posted on 20 April 2025 by Timo Tijhof Ever wondered how beforeEach works in unit test frameworks? Learn about the execution on the new Test lifecycle page. An experienced developer will find that test hooks work more or less the same in ev…
Posted on 22 January 2025 by Timo Tijhof Mauricio Lauffer demo’ing the new wdio-qunit-service package: WebdriverIO QUnit Service now supports all sort of QUnit usage in SAP Fiori and UI5 apps! Whatever UI5/QUnit testing method you’re using,…
Posted on 20 January 2025 by Timo Tijhof CLI: Add .mjs and .cjs to the default file extensions when reading a test directory. These have been monitored by watch mode since QUnit 2.18, but were not loaded or executed unless you passed them a…
Posted on 19 January 2025 by Timo Tijhof Stack traces shown in the QUnit CLI now remove or grey out internal calls by Node.js and QUnit. QUnit has always omitted its own source lines from stack traces when showing assertion failures. This m…
QUnit.test.skip( name ) QUnit.test.skip( name, callback ) QUnit.skip( name ) QUnit.skip( name, callback ) Define a test that will be skipped. Use this to disable a known broken or “flaky” test case. The callback and any module hooks do not
verifySteps( steps, message = "" ) Verify the presence and exact order of previously marked steps in a test. The Step API provides an easy way to verify execution logic to a high degree of accuracy and precision, whether for asynchronous co…
In browser environments, QUnit can create a safe playground for HTML and DOM manipulation, that is automatically cleaned and restored to the default HTML before each test. QUnit automatically resets the contents of . This gives every test a…
The tap reporter formats test results according to the TAP specification, and prints them to the console. It enables pairing QUnit with any tools from the TAP-based ecosystem. This is the default in the QUnit CLI. This allows you to pair QU…
Enable randomized ordering of tests. This option is also available as CLI option, and as URL query parameter in the browser. When enabled QUnit will run tests in a seeded-random order. Randomly ordering your tests can help identify non-atom…
In the HTML Reporter, hide results of passed tests. This option can also be controlled via the HTML Reporter. By default, the HTML Reporter will list both passing and failing tests. Passing tests are by default collapsed to display only the…
Select tests to run based on a substring or pattern match. This option is available as CLI option, as input field in the HTML Reporter, and supported as URL query parameter. QUnit only runs tests of which the module name or test name are a