I'm trying to validate image URLs with Qunit by setting the URL as the src attribute of a test image and checking with the error event handler whether that went well. So far what I have is:
test('image',function() {
var test_image = $('#test-image');
test_image.error(function(e) { // properly triggered
console.log(e);
is_valid = false;
// ok(false,'Issue loading image'); breaks qunit
});
var is_valid = true;
test_image.attr('src','doesntexist');
console.log('checking is_valid'); // occurs before error event handler
if (is_valid) { // therefore always evaluates to the same
ok(true,'Image properly loaded');
} else {
ok(false,'Issue loading image');
}
});
My problem is that although the error event is properly triggered, it seems to occur in an asynchronous fashion and after the evaluation of is_valid (therefore whatever check I make, the result will always be the same). I have tried adding the ok() assertion inside the error event handler, but I'm getting the following error:
Error: ok() assertion outside test context
How can I run an assertion based on the processing performed inside the error event handler?
PS: if I insert a alert('test'); before checking is_valid it works fine (which confirms problem with error handler being asynchronous) but as you can imagine is not acceptable. I tried using setTimeout to delay execution of if statement but it brings the same assertion context error.
By quickly looking through QUnit API, I see that you should use asyncTest function for this. Before setting the src-attribute for your test_image, hook a function to load event. Here's an untested code:
asyncTest('image',function() {
var test_image = $('#test-image');
test_image.error(function(e) {
console.log(e);
ok(false,'Issue loading image');
start();
});
test_image.load(function() {
ok(true,'Image properly loaded');
start();
});
test_image.attr('src','doesntexist');
});
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