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@hikkaku/testing

v0.1.1

Published

`@hikkaku/testing` provides utilities for running Scratch projects created with `hikkaku` via `moonscratch`, with APIs designed for easy assertions in Vitest-style tests.

Downloads

185

Readme

@hikkaku/testing

@hikkaku/testing provides utilities for running Scratch projects created with hikkaku via moonscratch, with APIs designed for easy assertions in Vitest-style tests.

Install

bun install @hikkaku/testing

API

  • toScratchProject(project)
    Converts a Hikkaku Project, a Scratch JSON object, or a Scratch JSON string into a ScratchProject.
  • createProjectHarness(project, options)
    Creates a VM and returns a TestHarness. Use setup to inject initial events, and autoStart to automatically call greenFlag.
  • runProjectUntilIdle(project, options)
    Creates a harness, runs greenFlag, executes runUntilIdle, and returns the result.
  • runProjectFrames(project, frameCount, options)
    Runs runFrames for a specific number of frames.
  • snapshotTarget, snapshotVariable
    Harness helpers for extracting snapshot target data and variable values.
  • createHeadlessVMFromProject, createHeadlessVMWithScratchAssets
    Re-exported MoonScratch helpers for advanced usage.

Example (Vitest)

import { Project } from 'hikkaku'
import { setVariableTo, whenFlagClicked } from 'hikkaku/blocks'
import { describe, expect, test } from 'vitest'
import {
  getSnapshotVariable,
  runProjectUntilIdle,
} from '@hikkaku/testing'

describe('sample project', () => {
  test('runs hikkaku project and updates variable', async () => {
    const project = new Project()
    const score = project.stage.createVariable('score', 0)

    project.stage.run(() => {
      whenFlagClicked(() => {
        setVariableTo(score, 42)
      })
    })

    const result = await runProjectUntilIdle(project, {
      maxFrames: 5,
    })
    const liveScore = getSnapshotVariable(result.snapshot, score)

    expect(liveScore).toBeDefined()
    expect(liveScore).toBe(42)
  })
})

Options

  • withScratchAssets: boolean
    Set to true to use createHeadlessVMWithScratchAssets (for projects with assets that require CDN resolution).
  • setup(ctx)
    Runs right after harness creation; useful for injecting events before greenFlag.
  • autoStart: boolean
    If false, you must call harness.start() manually.
  • maxFrames
    Maximum frame limit passed to runUntilIdle in runProjectUntilIdle.