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zswang/examplejs

A tool for converting example code into test cases

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examplejs is a command‑line / Gulp utility that transforms code examples annotated with JSDoc @example blocks into executable test files. By parsing specially‑formatted comments that include expected console output, async completion, errors, or browser/jQuery snippets, it automatically generates Mocha‑style assertions, helping developers write unit tests with minimal extra effort. It is aimed at JavaScript developers who want to turn documentation examples into reliable test suites.