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I agree with core developers, that there is no need for that to be implemented inside JsTestDriver. Everybody has slightly different needs and this would make configuration complicated. It is easy to solve in JavaScript: * request HTML page with XMLHttpRequest * extract body * inject into the body of the document under test req = new XMLHttpRequest(); req.open('GET', url, false); /* synchronous */ req.send(null); /* body element with children */ body_content = req.responseText.match(/<body[\s\S]*<\/body>/); body = document.documentElement.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]; /* body tag itself is ignored, only its children will be inserted */ body.innerHTML = body_content; } I've documented the full solution at http://www.mobile-web-consulting.de/post/4720306582/jstestdriver-html-injection-from-separate-file

You can use jQuery's load() function to load the HTML page you want to test. In your JSTestDriver test function: $('html').load('pageToLoad.html', function() { // load was performed - run your asserts here now }); However, since this uses a callback function, you might have to use an Async Test Case.

JSTest is focused on testing JavaScript, and NOT on UI validation. Unlike tools like JsTestDriver etc, JSTest can be run inside the unit testing framework of your choice; specifically MSTest, NUnit, xUnit etc.

JSTest is focused on testing JavaScript, and NOT on UI validation. Unlike tools like JsTestDriver etc, JSTest can be run inside the unit testing framework of your choice; specifically MSTest, NUnit, xUnit etc.

Significant investments were made in Visual Studio 2012 Unit Testing to make it extensible. A number of frameworks and test runners have built adapters for Visual Studio. Peter Provost maintains a list of Plugins here. For Javascript Unit Testing in Visual Studio, Matthew Mannela has released Chutzpah, an open source Javascript Test Runner.  Chutzpah has a test adapter for Visual Studio 2012. With this adapter, you can run QUnit & Jasmine tests in Visual Studio.

Source Plugin - uses just the version control side of TFS and allows Tableaux to checkout files from the TFS server. Build Plugin - uses the CI Build functionality of TFS. Tableaux can ask TFS to create a build from a defined Label. Tableaux can capture the build and deploy it just like any other component.

Right-click in the Data window and then select Create Calculated Field. Name the field, use the following formula but replace <group name> with your user group name, and then click OK : ISMEMBEROF('[<group name>]')

Returns true if the person currently using Tableau is a member of a group that matches the given string. If the person currently using Tableau is logged in, the group membership is determined by groups on Tableau Server. If the person is not logged in, this function returns false. Example: IF ISMEMBEROF(“Sales”) THEN “Sales” ELSE “Other” END

A Nose plugin for integrating JavaScript tests into a Python test suite.

With Tableau's JavaScript API you can integrate Tableau visualizations into your own web applications. The API lets you tightly control your users' interactions and combine functionality that otherwise couldn't be combined. For example, you can code a single control that filters a group of marks, selects some of those marks, and presents their data for download

The goal of JsTestDriver is to build a JavaScript test runner which: easily integrates with continuous builds systems and allows running tests on multiple browsers quickly to ease TDD style development.

Js-test-driver is an open source JavaScript unit tests runner written in Java. The project was started at Google and is under active development. It is available under Apache License 2.0 license

s-test-driver is able to run from command line and reports results to the standard output. As a result, it is possible to fully automate JavaScript tests and run them on a continuous integration server.

s-test-driver is able to run from command line and reports results to the standard output. As a result, it is possible to fully automate JavaScript tests and run them on a continuous integration server.