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I checked this topic here: http://www.html5gamedevs.com/topic/3242-unit-testing-a-phaser-application/#comment-21011 It doesn't seem there are some updates. I have html form with data and I would like to test reset function i.e it restores default values for the form input elements. I am using jQuery and QUnit, both related to each other. But the problem is, this form has some dependencies which are inside my main JS object holding the game object which renders to canvas. I can include my main JS object but I don't want it rendering visual output. I tried using HEADLESS mode but it still shows visual output as if there is a bug. I will check again for Phaser 2.6.1 in a plain game set-up to see if it has really a bug. But the main question is, are there some tutorials or libraries adapted for testing Phaser game including html forms or other html elements?

I want to make several unit tests that test my loading functionality. That means i have to run Phaser.Cache.destroy() just so I make sure the assets were not loaded by the previous test. The problem is destroy() makes the cache null which is not what I want. I just want to clear the data it holds. I even tried this: game.cache = new Phaser.Cache(game); But it doesn't seem to be working. What should I do in this case?

I have this test: function testLoadAtlasJSONHash_CreateCustomJSONAtlasAndRunTheFunc_PassesIfThePhaserLoaderContainsTheAssetKey () { var keyName = 'KEY_NAME', keyValue = 'keyValue', sheetUrl = 'assets/testing/images/guidesAndBackgrounds.png', sheetConfigUrl = 'assets/testing/settings/guidesAndBackgroundsHash.json'; WML.addConstant(WML.ImageAssetKeys, keyName, keyValue); game.load.atlasJSONHash(WML.ImageAssetKeys[keyName], sheetUrl, sheetConfigUrl); assertTrue(game.load.checkKeyExists(Phaser.Loader.TEXTURE_ATLAS_JSON_HASH, keyName)); } Note: I have separate tests which pass for WML.ImageAssetKeys[keyName] and for WML.addConstant() And I am not sure where it is failing. checkKeyExists() returns false. How can I know or find why it returns false?