Testing DOM Ready with Teaspoon and Jasmine

I'm writing tests using Teaspoon and Jasmine for my Rails app. I understand, for the most part, how to test standalone js modules but I'm not sure how to go about testing a module that binds to a DOM ready event like with JQuery's $(document).ready().

Ideally I could set up a fixture before requiring the JS file, but if I don't put the require as the first statement, then it is ignored.

How does one usually go about testing this?

I would've wanted to do something like:

cool.js:

$(document).ready(function() {
  $(".stuff").click(stuffClickHandler);
}

cool_spec.js:

fixture.load("fixture_with_stuffs.html");
//= require cool
describe("on ready", function() {
  it("should bind handlers to all stuffs", function() {
    // test stuffs for handlers
  });
});

But that doesn't work, because if the //= require comes after anything, it doesn't seem to load the js.