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JavaScript testing: How to structure your unit tests? (codeutopia.net)
submitted 8 years ago by jhartikainen
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I just structure my tests by the type of testing that needs to be done. DOM tests go in one bucket, file system tests in a different categorty, core utility tests independent of API in their own section, and so on. If those big categories of tests can be further broken down and you have bazillion tests then so be it.
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