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@kiwa-test/spec

v0.1.1

Published

Common spec language + test environment abstractions for kiwa adapters (core / api / ui / data / cli)

Readme

@kiwa-test/spec

Common spec language + test environment abstractions for kiwa adapters (core / api / ui / data / cli).

Overview

@kiwa-test/spec provides the foundational primitives that every kiwa adapter shares:

  • parseSpec(markdown) — turn a kiwa-design 9-column markdown spec into a typed SpecDoc (cases, layer, mode, route, etc.)
  • createPool({ size, acquire, reset, release }) — a generic borrow/release pool with anvil_reset-style reuse semantics
  • TestEnvBase<TMode> — the structural type every setupTestEnv-style helper returns (mode, stop(), plus adapter-specific extensions)
  • TestLayer / TestMode / Lease / Pool — shared type vocabulary

Adapters (@kiwa-test/core for dApp E2E, @kiwa-test/api for HTTP) depend on this package so that specs, environments, and pools share the same shape regardless of which adapter is running them.

Install

pnpm add -D @kiwa-test/spec

Parse a kiwa-design spec

import { parseSpec } from "@kiwa-test/spec";
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";

const doc = parseSpec(readFileSync("tests/spec/integration/test-spec-items.api.md", "utf8"));
doc.cases.forEach((c) => {
  console.log(c.id, c.observation, c.mode, c.route);
});

The parser reads the meta block (- module: / - layer:) and the first 9-column markdown table it finds. Unknown columns are ignored; unknown mode / missing required columns become doc.warnings instead of throwing.

Build a borrow/release pool

import { createPool } from "@kiwa-test/spec";

const pool = await createPool({
  size: 4,
  acquire: async () => spawnExpensiveThing(),
  reset: async (thing) => thing.reset(),
});

const lease = await pool.borrow();
try {
  await use(lease.value);
} finally {
  await lease.release(); // pool calls `reset` before handing the slot to the next borrower
}

await pool.stopAll();

@kiwa-test/core's createAnvilPool is built on top of this primitive so the same lifecycle pattern works for anvil instances, HTTP servers, headless browsers, queue workers, or anything else.

License

MIT