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@kata-framework/test-utils

v0.2.3

Published

Test utilities for the Kata narrative engine. Eliminates boilerplate when testing `.kata` scenes — parse, run, and assert in a few lines.

Downloads

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Readme

@kata-framework/test-utils

Test utilities for the Kata narrative engine. Eliminates boilerplate when testing .kata scenes — parse, run, and assert in a few lines.

Install

bun add -d @kata-framework/test-utils

API

createTestEngine(input, ctx?)

One-liner engine setup from raw .kata strings.

import { createTestEngine } from "@kata-framework/test-utils";

const { engine, frames } = createTestEngine(`
---
id: test
title: Test Scene
---
:: Narrator :: Hello world
`, { player: { gold: 100 } });

engine.start("test");
// frames is a live array — it updates as the engine emits
  • Accepts a single .kata string or an array of strings
  • Registers all scenes automatically
  • Applies initial context
  • Returns { engine, frames } where frames is a live array updated on "update" events

collectFrames(engine, sceneId, options?)

Auto-advances a scene to completion and returns all emitted frames.

import { collectFrames } from "@kata-framework/test-utils";

const allFrames = collectFrames(engine, "test");
// allFrames: KSONFrame[]

Options:

  • autoPick?: number — auto-pick choice by index when encountered (default: stops at first choice)
  • maxFrames?: number — safety limit to prevent infinite loops

assertFrame(frame, expected)

Partial matching on frame fields with readable error messages.

import { assertFrame } from "@kata-framework/test-utils";

assertFrame(allFrames[0], {
  type: "text",
  speaker: "Narrator",
  content: "Hello world",
});

Only checks the fields you provide — no need to match the full frame shape.

mockAudioManager()

Records audio commands for test assertions.

import { mockAudioManager } from "@kata-framework/test-utils";

const audio = mockAudioManager();
engine.on("audio", audio.handler);

// After engine runs...
expect(audio.commands).toEqual([{ action: "play", id: "bgm" }]);
audio.lastCommand; // most recent command
audio.reset();     // clear recorded commands

Usage with bun:test

import { expect, test } from "bun:test";
import { createTestEngine, collectFrames, assertFrame } from "@kata-framework/test-utils";

test("intro scene plays through", () => {
  const { engine } = createTestEngine(introKata);
  const frames = collectFrames(engine, "intro");

  expect(frames).toHaveLength(3);
  assertFrame(frames[0], { type: "text", speaker: "Narrator" });
});

Depends on @kata-framework/core via workspace:*.