In the last line of Dexter.spy Example, the object isn't spy? _spy.restore()_

// you can restore the spied method to it's default functionality
stub.restore();

And congratz, man. Great job! :)

Just a remember:
Do the timer() documentation

We should create an example of Dexter being used on multiple test frameworks, like Jasmine, QUnit, Mocha and Nodeunit.

create fakeAjax method.

This should block real ajax methods, it´s an improved stub? humm, I would try that.

Hello,

I started using DexterJS for testing my ajax requests, and I really enjoy it so far.
However, I am using JQuery 2 and I found out that the only callback supported in master is onreadystatechange. Unfortunately, JQuery2 wants to use onload and friends.

I quickly tweaked my local copy's __DexterStateChange to invoke onload when switching the state to DONE. That gets me going for now, but it is by no mean a clean solution. Proper support for the new callbacks would be awesome if someone fins the time to do it.

Depends on JamesMGreene/grunt-qunitnode#1

There's no sense having the same unit tests in QUnit + Nodeunit to test DexterJS for multiple environments.

Tests should run from the same test files. The grunt-qunitnode task would allow us to run the same QUnit tests on the node environment.

Hey! Trying to use this library via the Dojo AMD loader and having trouble when calling
var fakeXHR = Dexter.fakeXHR();:

Defaulting to "console" reporter
ReferenceError: window is not defined
    at /Users/vladikoff/mozilla/fxa-js-client/node_modules/dexter/dist/dexter.js:96:9
    at /Users/vladikoff/mozilla/fxa-js-client/node_modules/dexter/dist/dexter.js:109:2
    at Function.vm.runInThisContext (/Users/vladikoff/mozilla/fxa-js-client/node_modules/intern/node_modules/istanbul/lib/hook.js:163:16)
    at /Users/vladikoff/mozilla/fxa-js-client/node_modules/intern/node_modules/dojo/dojo.js:757:8
    at fs.js:266:14
    at Object.oncomplete (fs.js:107:15)

Code Issue:

    if ( typeof module === 'undefined' || typeof module.exports === 'undefined' ) {
        window.Dexter = Dexter;
    } else {

I'll try to PR a fix if I have time.

https://github.com/leobalter/DexterJS/blob/master/src/Dexter.js#L98

Da erro caso "module" seja undefined.

fakeAjax is not properly working on sync XHR.

Regarding @spectras comment on #22, we can improve our fakeXHR documentation.

Here are some gotchas that might find their way into the documentation by the way:

• I added fakeXHR.requests = [] to my QUnit module's setup to ensure my tests are independent. Otherwise, I might end up responding to requests from another testcase. If fakeXHR.requests is considered as an internal api, maybe it would be useful to add an accessor method?
• I use requireJS:
  • I looked for fakeXHR for a while before I realized I had to add it as a requirement (define(['fakeXHR', 'dexter', ...] function (fakeXHR, dexter, ...) {).
  • to have fakeXHR work fine it needs a fakeXHR: "dexter" entry in the path configuration so it knows it is loaded from the same file as dexter.
  • apart from that, dexterjs plays surprinsingly well with requireJS.

Dexter shouldn´t allow apply spy / fake twice on the same function.

stubs should be used only to create new functions, to observe callbacks.

Dexter.stub atm is creating mocks.

This would make a new major version, but after a discussion at jquery/pull#2737 I wonder this library would work better without mocking the ajax API as it can be solved through other libraries available on NPM.

Closes #23
Closes #22

Hi,

I would to suggest a global Dexter.restore() that can be used to restore all called stubs instead of invoking it one by one.

This will make more easier to use DexterJS using a hook like this:

describe("something", function () {
  after(function () {
    Dexter.restore();
  });

  it("should do something", function () {
    Dexter.stub( window, 'something', function() {
      return 10;
    });

    window.something.should.equal(10);
  });

  it("should do something else", function () {
    Dexter.stub( window, 'something', function() {
      return 20;
    });

    window.something.should.equal(20);
  });
});

If you agree, I would to make a pull request :)