Bundled Addons

QUnit includes a few addons in its repository. These add custom assertions, running multiple testsuite from one, help with continous integration and provide alternative themes.

• Canvas - provides a pixelEqual assertion, useful when working with a canvas element
• Close Enough - provides close and notClose assertions, useful when testing approximate number values
• Composite - bundle multiple testsuites intp a single file, running them in an br
• JUnit Logger - produces JUnit-style XML output for test results, for integration into tools like Jenkins
• PhantomJS Runner - a runner for PhantomJS, providing console output for tests. If you're using grunt, use its qunit task instead.
• Step - adds a QUnit.step method that allows you to assert the proper sequence in which the code should execute.
• Themes - alternative themes, load their CSS file instead of the default one.

Third-Party Extensions and integrations

If you prefer BDD-style APIs for testing, check out SpecIt and Pavlov. For testing ajaxy code, check mockjax and sinon.js. That and more below.

• SpecIt A QUnit-based API for bdd-style testing
• Pavlov - extends QUnit with a rich, higher-level, Behavioral API
• Rails plugin for QUnit integration
• jQuery-Mockjax - Interface to mock ajax requests and responses
• Sinon.js integration with QUnit
• QUnit testrunner plugin for JsTestDriver
• Drupal module for QUnit
• QUnit CLIB - QUnit CLIB helps extend QUnit's CLI support to many common CLI environments.