QUnit.test.each()

version added: 2.16.0.

QUnit.test.each( name, dataset, callback )
QUnit.test.only.each( name, dataset, callback )
QUnit.test.skip.each( name, dataset, callback )
QUnit.test.todo.each( name, dataset, callback )

Add tests using a data provider.

parameter	description
`name` (string)	Title of unit being tested
`dataset` (array or object)	Array or object of data values passed to each test case
`callback` (function)	Function that performs the test

Callback parameters

parameter	description
`assert` (object)	A new instance object with the assertion methods
`data` (any)	Data value

Use this method to add multiple tests that are similar, but with different data passed in.

QUnit.test.each() generates multiple calls to QUnit.test() internally, and has all the same capabilities such support for async functions, returning a Promise, and the assert argument.

Each test case is passed one value of your dataset.

The only, skip, and todo variants are also available, as QUnit.test.only.each, QUnit.test.skip.each, and QUnit.test.todo.each respectively.

Examples

Basic data provider

function isEven (x) {
  return x % 2 === 0;
}

QUnit.test.each('isEven()', [2, 4, 6], (assert, data) => {
  assert.true(isEven(data), `${data} is even`);
});

Array data provider

The original array is passed to your callback. Array destructuring can be used to unpack the data array, directly from the callback signature.

function square (x) {
  return x * x;
}

QUnit.test.each('square()', [
  [2, 4],
  [3, 9]
], (assert, [value, expected]) => {
  assert.equal(square(value), expected, `${value} squared`);
});

Object data provider

QUnit.test.each('isEven()', {
  caseEven: [2, true],
  caseNotEven: [3, false]
}, (assert, [value, expected]) => {
  assert.strictEqual(isEven(value), expected);
});

Async functions with `each()`

function isEven (x) {
  return x % 2 === 0;
}

async function isAsyncEven (x) {
  return isEven(x);
}

QUnit.test.each('isAsyncEven()', [2, 4], async (assert, data) => {
  assert.true(await isAsyncEven(data), `${data} is even`);
});

Or in classic ES5 syntax, by returning a Promise from each callback:

function isEven (x) {
  return x % 2 === 0;
}

function isAsyncEven (x) {
  return Promise.resolve(isEven(x));
}

QUnit.test.each('isAsyncEven()', [2, 4], function (assert, data) {
  return isAsyncEven(data).then(function (result) {
    assert.true(result, data + ' is even');
  });
});

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