This is one of the project from the Front-End Web Developer Nanodegree at Udacity This project is testing the feed reading app using Javascript testing framework Jasmine
The required tests for the project (RSS Feed testing, RSS Feed properties, menu default state, and menu hiding/showing) are all provided and are comprehensive enough to adequately test the functionality.
Download the repository in your computer, unzip it and open index.html(ctrl+o) in your browser to see the working tests.
- Tests for allfeeds has been defined and that it is not empty
- Tests for allFeeds have a url and that the url is not empty
- Tests for allFeeds have a name and that the name is not empty
- Searches for the class of 'menu-hidden' in the body tag and checks that the menu is hidden
- Toggles on click event if the menu appears or disappears
- Tests if the loadFeed function has at least a single '.entry' within the '.feed' container
- Tests to see if two entries are not equal
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Copyright (c) 2018 Benjamin Cunningham / Ul1ra
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