We’ve looked at how to install and configure QUnit and just finished writing some simple tests. In this post, we’re going to write a new method, add(a, b) in Calcs which will add the two passed parameters.

Part 3 in the unit testing series, this post looks at writing tests for new methods and some considerations for when (or when not) to use private functions in Javascript when it comes to testing.

Source: Unit Testing GAS Part 3: Adding and Testing Functions | ohhey[blog]

Brian Bennett

I’m a public school teacher writing Apps Script projects to manage documentation and to make life easier in general. You can read more on my blog, blog.ohheybrian.com or follow me on Twitter, @bennettscience.

I’m not good at writing testable code. I’m more of a ‘figure it out when it breaks’ kind of hobby programmer. The problem with this is that I am constantly making my own bugs and not really finding them until a bad time.Unit testing is the process of running automated tests against your code…

The first post in a series, this will eventually be an in-depth look at unit testing both as a habit of writing code and through the lens of large Apps Script projects.

Source: Unit Testing GAS Part 1: QUnit Setup | ohhey[blog]

Brian Bennett

I’m a public school teacher writing Apps Script projects to manage documentation and to make life easier in general. You can read more on my blog, blog.ohheybrian.com or follow me on Twitter, @bennettscience.