It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
Check out Mocha's in-browser test harness. It has you set up a page which pulls in the test framework Mocha and Chai (a library of assertions like equal, isTrue, lengthOf, and so on). You'll need to put your logic in a function so you can invoke it from your testcases as well as the "real" call sites, and ideally it should produce easily verifiable outputs, decoupling it from the display code; or alternatively you could look into mocking libraries like Sinon.
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Check out Mocha's in-browser test harness. It has you set up a page which pulls in the test framework Mocha and Chai (a library of assertions like
equal,isTrue,lengthOf, and so on). You'll need to put your logic in a function so you can invoke it from your testcases as well as the "real" call sites, and ideally it should produce easily verifiable outputs, decoupling it from the display code; or alternatively you could look into mocking libraries like Sinon.