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@test-station/adapter-node-test

v0.2.33

Published

Built-in `node:test` adapter for Test Station.

Readme

@test-station/adapter-node-test

Built-in node:test adapter for Test Station.

Most consumers should install @test-station/cli or @test-station/core instead of this package directly. The default core bundle already includes the node:test adapter. Install this package only when you are composing adapters yourself around @test-station/core.

Install

npm install --save-dev @test-station/adapter-node-test

What It Does

  • runs node --test suites and normalizes the output into the shared report model
  • injects Node's built-in --test-reporter flag for NDJSON capture
  • supports coverage for direct node --test ... commands and supported package-script wrappers
  • writes raw NDJSON artifacts under raw/

Direct Use

import { createNodeTestAdapter } from '@test-station/adapter-node-test';

const adapter = createNodeTestAdapter();

Use adapter id node-test in test-station.config.mjs.

Supported Coverage Patterns

Coverage collection works when the adapter can safely resolve the executed command to a single node --test ... invocation. Supported patterns are:

  • direct commands such as ['node', '--test', 'tests/**/*.test.js']
  • package scripts invoked with yarn, npm run, or pnpm run when the script itself resolves directly to node --test ...
  • explicit suite.coverage.command values that resolve to one of the patterns above

Examples:

{
  adapter: 'node-test',
  command: ['yarn', 'test:runtime'],
}
{
  adapter: 'node-test',
  command: ['yarn', 'test:runtime'],
  coverage: {
    command: ['node', '--test', 'tests/runtime/**/*.test.js'],
  },
}

Shell-heavy wrappers such as chained commands (&&, ||, pipes, redirections) are intentionally not treated as coverage-safe.