To add to this: I know I can use the callback argument of the fadeOut method. However, I would like to avoid adding that callback argument to the method I am testing which calls fadeOut. It seems weird to add a parameter just so I can test the method.
http://visionmedia.github.com/jspec/ and "Spies" might be key. It seems that would require a jquery object be passed into the method I am testing as opposed to the name of the thing I am binding to. In fact, that may be more flexible and better anyway. Is there a best approach that JSpec/jQuery users use when testing something which happens over time like fadeOut() as opposed to hide()? Thanks. On Oct 17, 2:06 pm, finneycanhelp <lovefin...@gmail.com> wrote: > In doing BDD / TDD testing using JSpec, how can one sense/capture that > jQuery's fadeOut has been called? > > Thanks. > Mike Finney
