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#Testing
## Getting the tests up and running
### Getting the tests up and running
Currently, KineticJS has unit, functional, performance, manual, and special test suites. To build the unit tests, you'll need to build the `unitTests.js` file by running `thor build:test` and then opening `unitTests.html`. Open `tests/html/index.html` to navigate to different test suites.
## Running the tests
### Running the tests
Unit, functional, and performance tests output the results to the console via `console.log()` so be sure to have it open.
In order for the data url tests and image manipulation tests to pass, you need to run the unit test suite on a web server due to canvas security constraints ([read more about that here](http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/the-canvas-element.html#security-with-canvas-elements)). All tests should pass in Google Chrome with no warnings, and all tests should pass with some warnings in other browsers.
## Updating the tests
### Updating the tests
To add / modify unit tests, be sure to do so in the `tests/js/unit` directory, because these are the source test files that are concatenated together when building `unitTests.js`. Use `test()` for hard tests which will throw an error if something fails, and use `warn()` for soft tests that will allow the tests to continue if the test condition fails. The `warn()` method is great for tests that will have different results in different browsers, such as canvas data url comparisons, text metric dimensions, etc.