A project from the Front-End Web Developer Nanodegree in Udacity. It is about to write a number of tests against a pre-existing application with Jasmine, to test the underlying business logic of the application as well as the event handling and DOM manipulation.
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Clone a copy of the git repo by running:
git clonehttps://github.com/primer101/Feed-Reader.git -
Open index.html in your browser to see the working tests.
The testing code is in /jasmine/spec/feedreader.js.
Live Demo in Feed Reader
- RSS Feeds:
- 'are defined': tests that a array the feed objects (allFeeds) is defined.
- 'should have an URL defined ': tests that allFeeds objects have an URL property and it is not empty.
- 'should have an name defined ': tests that allFeeds objects have an name property and it is not empty.
- The menu:
- 'should be hidden by default': ensures the menu element is hidden (.menu-hidden class) by default.
- 'should toggle the visibility when clicked': ensures the menu toggle visibility when the menu icon is clicked.
- items templates:
- 'should be parsed well': tests the parsing of the Handlebars template for menu items.
- Initial Entries:
- 'should be an entry at least': ensures that, when the loadFeed function is called and completes its work, there is at least an .entry element within the .feed container.
- 'should show the correct information': the parsing of the Handlebars template for feed entries load the correct information.
- New Feed Selection:
- 'should change with a new source feed': ensures that, when a new and different feed is loaded by the loadFeed function, the content actually changes.
The project was build from a starter code from Udacity, Inc..
"Nanodegree" is a registered trademark of Udacity. © 2011–2018 Udacity, Inc.
Copyright (c) 2018 Leonardo Daudinot and Udacity, Inc
Released under the MIT License and the Terms of Service of GitHub.
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