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@barney-media/crap-typescript-jest

v0.4.1

Published

Jest integration for crap-typescript.

Readme

@barney-media/crap-typescript-jest

Jest adapter for crap-typescript. Enables Istanbul JSON coverage output and reports CRAP scores after test runs.

Install

npm install --save-dev @barney-media/crap-typescript-jest

Setup

import { withCrapTypescriptJest } from "@barney-media/crap-typescript-jest";

export default withCrapTypescriptJest({
  testEnvironment: "node"
});

withCrapTypescriptJest wraps your Jest config to enable coverage collection and register the CRAP reporter. The test run fails when any function exceeds the CRAP threshold.

The reporter defaults primary format to none, so it emits no primary stdout report unless configured. It enables junit by default and writes a full sidecar for CI test-report UIs. With the default coverage report path, the sidecar is coverage/crap-typescript-junit.xml; custom coverage paths derive a matching sidecar path. Pass format, agent, failuresOnly, omitRedundancy, output, junit, junitReport, threshold, coverageReportWaitMs, excludes, excludePathRegexes, excludeGeneratedMarkers, or useDefaultExclusions in the adapter options to customize analysis and reporting. The reporter waits up to 5000ms for the coverage JSON after Jest finishes; set coverageReportWaitMs to a non-negative millisecond value to override it. Set junit: false to disable the JUnit artifact.

agent: true defaults primary output to format: "toon", failuresOnly: true, and omitRedundancy: true. Explicit format, failuresOnly: false, or omitRedundancy: false options override those defaults. JUnit sidecars are full reports and are not affected by agent, failuresOnly, or omitRedundancy.

Baseline analyzability exclusions always skip declarations, test/spec files, __tests__/, dist/, coverage/, and node_modules/. Generated-code defaults exclude generated directory segments, exact gen directory segments, common generated filename suffixes, protobuf outputs, Angular generated artifacts, and leading generated-header markers. User exclusions compose with defaults unless useDefaultExclusions: false; full reports and JUnit sidecars include exclusion audit counts when files were excluded.

The default threshold is 8.0; values below 4.0 or above 8.0 print the same threshold guidance warnings as the CLI.

Exit code 2 means the CRAP threshold was exceeded. Reporter errors such as invalid options, missing coverage, or report-write failures use exit code 1.

The reporter is also available as a standalone export at @barney-media/crap-typescript-jest/reporter for direct configuration.

See the main documentation for full details.

License

Apache-2.0