You could probably hack it in, but I can't see the end result being particularly pretty or easy to use. Are you just looking to use the PHP testing framework to report test results, or are you hoping to call the javascript via the PHP?

Personally I'd use something like qunit; the jquery testing framework. It's very easy to use and lets you use javascript to test javascript within a browser. You can also link it into Rhino (with env.js) to allow for automated headless test runs.

You could probably hack it in, but I can't see the end result being particularly pretty or easy to use. Are you just looking to use the PHP testing framework to report test results, or are you hoping to call the javascript via the PHP?

Personally I'd use something like QUnit; the jquery testing framework. It's very easy to use and lets you use javascript to test javascript within a browser. You can also link it into Rhino (with env.js) to allow for automated headless test runs.