So, people seem to talk about integrating RSpec and Jasmine together.. I am trying to do something really simple: Have a spec that verifies that dom elements are actually captured and assigned to variables. I can''t find any useful information online about how to setup something like this? So in otherwords, lets say I have a rails controller action with a corresponding view... That view has something like: <p class="special">I am so <a href="#">special</a></p> Then say I have a .js file that does: window.accessibleStuff = { special_paragraph: $(''p.special''), special_link: $(''p.special a'') }; and then I want to have a simle spec that will do: var elements = ["special_paragraph", "special_link"]; for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; i ++) { var key = elements[i], el = window.accessibleStuff[key]; expect(el.length).toEqual(1); } ...... That seems like a simple and reasonable thing to want to have a test for, but I don''t see how to set it up so that my rails controller actions will be rendered when running my jasmine specs. It seems like all the examples I see are about jasmine testing raw javascript logic, not at all about verifying that interfacing with the dom or a library''s api is working. Can anyone shed some light as to how I can get this setup? Patrick J. Collins http://collinatorstudios.com