QUnit
FrameworkOpen-source projects built with QUnit
There are currently 15 open-source projects built with QUnit, with a combined total of 32.6k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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A vector graphics scripting framework for HTML5 Canvas and Node.js, offering a comprehensive API for creating and manipulating vector graphics.
A lightweight graphical user interface for changing variables in JavaScript.
A jQuery plugin for creating smooth parallax scrolling effects on websites.
A simple in-place rich text editor for web pages using jQuery UI and HTML5 contentEditable.
A flexible, low-level rendering pipeline for building and updating live DOM from Handlebars templates.
A jQuery-based functional testing framework for simulating user interactions and waiting for page conditions.
An Ember CLI addon for running tests with randomization, splitting, parallelization, and load balancing.
QUnit test helpers and integration for Ember.js applications.
An HTML5 JavaScript game engine using the entity-component design pattern for highly flexible and decoupled game development.
A suite of accessibility tests that integrate axe-core into the Ember.js testing framework.
JavaScript library for rendering IMSC subtitle and caption documents to HTML5.
A universal JavaScript/TypeScript testing framework that runs the same tests in Node.js, Deno, and browsers using the mature QUnit API.
A JavaScript bilingual text realizer for web development, generating French and English text with HTML integration.
Shared Grunt tooling for Ember.js microlibraries using ES6 module transpiler and compatible folder structure.
Adds ES6/TypeScript decorator support for writing QUnit tests in Ember.js applications.
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