This addon for QUnit adds a QUnit.testWithProvider method, allowing tests
to be run multiple times with data sets provided as parameters to the test.
QUnit.testWithProvider(testName, data, expected, callback, async)Where:
testName: The title of the unit being testeddata: An array of argument lists to pass to the callback, or a function that generates an arrayexpected: Number of assertions in the testcallback: The function used to run the test and any assertionsasync: Flag to set if the test should be run asynchronously
// Uses an array of argument lists
QUnit.testWithProvider('Sample addition', [[1, 2, 3], [2, 3, 5]], function(a, b, sum) {
QUnit.equal(addNumbers(a, b), sum, 'Two numbers were added together');
});
// For callbacks with an arity of 1, you can pass a flat list
QUnit.testWithProvider('Sample absolute value', [-1, -2, -3], function(num) {
QUnit.equal(absolute(num), Math.abs(num), 'The absolute value of the number is returned');
});
// For dynamic data sources, use a function
var provider = function() {
// some operations
return data;
};
QUnit.testWithProvider('Sample with a function', provider, function(val1, val2) {
// Additional assertions with this data source
});For more examples, refer to the unit tests.