Testing about asap

[domenic]

For something this simple, a test framework as simple as tape might be the way to go. Not sure though. It's very easy to integrate with testling ci which would be a plus.

You can check out the tests for setImmediate if you want; they use Mocha and integrate with Testling CI.

[kriskowal]

The breadth of browsers covered by Testling would be a big win for this particular project. We could use Mocha or Tape—it is no difference to me.

[domenic]

Tests I can think of so far:

• Does execute
• Does not execute in the same turn
• Multiple non-throwing queued functions are all executed in order
• Multiple queued functions, some of which throw, are all still executed in order.

[rkatic]

There are more variations on how tasks can behave. Beside throws, we also have to consider "recursive" assaps. Probably we also have to cover all such behaviors of tasks when on the top, in the middle, or at the end of the queue.

[rkatic]

Tape looks nice, but I think we should opt for Mocha as a more active project. Also, Mocha allows us to use expect() assertion style as it is used in Q and other projects (not sure about such possibility in Tape, doh.)

[rkatic]

@kriskowal could you add hooks for testling-ci and travis?