A jQuery Element Factory plugin (very simple)

element.jquery.js

/*
jQuery Simple Element Factory Plugin
====================================
Version 1. By DotMH http://github.com/dotmh 

This simply creates a html element , extended in jquery so all jquery's 
functionality is there. 

@param tag <string> : The tag you want to create , ie div (no < or > )
@param options <object> : an object containing attribute name: value. 
@returns <jQuery Element> : the new element 

usage : 
$.el('div' , {'id' : 'some_element' , 'class' : 'a_class b_class'}); 

*/

(function($){
	
	$.el = function(tag , options){
		
		var options_to_string = function() 
		{
			if ( options == undefined ) return '';
			
			var flat_options = [];
			$.each(options , function(option , value){
				flat_options.push(option+'="'+value+'"');
			});

			return ' '+flat_options.join(' ');
		}
		return $('<'+tag+options_to_string()+'></'+tag+'>');
	};

})(jQuery) 

element.test.js

(function($){
		module('Core - Element Factory');

		test('Create Element' , function(){
			expect(4);
			deepEqual($('<div></div>') , $('<div></div>') , 'Control');
			deepEqual($.el('div'), $('<div></div>'), 'Created Element With No Options');
			deepEqual($.el('div' , {id:'someId'}) , $('<div id="someId"></div>') , 'Created Element with an ID attribute');
			raises($.el() , 'No Parameters passed');
		})

})(jQuery)

This is my Element Factory and its Test file for QUnit , but it always fails even the control test. When I console.log them they appear to be the same.
Oh but when invoked the code works as expected.

Ok Fixed it , I need to use deepEqual not equal , I have updated the tests.