Headless testing for JavaScript?

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I am looking for a headless testing environment for javascript... something like ZombieJS, but without relying on nodejs, and something which has been around for a bit longer and is therefore, hopefully, a bit more stable...

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DanSingerman · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-10 10:40:28Z

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Check out selenium

answered Mar 10, 2011 at 10:40

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Dre · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-10 10:30:13Z

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Would JsTestDriver work for you?

That still needs a browser visiting a page, but as I understand you can just keep it open and forget about it, and get at the tests from the command line or wherever you want.

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mrwooster Over a year ago

I have come accross JsTestDriver before, but unfortunately it doesnt quite do what we want... JsTestDriver is more of a unit testing framework... I am looking for a framework that will effectively walk through a website taking a predefined path and report any errors it encounters along the way.

Dre Over a year ago

nods Wasn't sure what kind of testing you meant, and assumed unit.

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