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@webb/test

v2022.3.14

Published

Tiny, simple test runner

Downloads

12

Readme

@webb/test

Tiny, simple test runner

Install

npm i @webb/test -D

Usage

import { test } from "@webb/test"; // use the named export...
import Test from "@webb/test";     // or, the default and name it whatever you want

const myTest = test("Name of your test");

myTest("Add user", async() => {
  const user = await app.addUser("[email protected]");
  assert.equals(user.name, "Test");
})

myTest("Reject duplicate emails", async() => {
  await assert.rejects(async() => {
    await app.addUser("[email protected]");
  });
});

myTest.run();

API

test(testName, fun);

testName

Type: string

fun

Type: function

Runs a function that contains the expectations to test. The first argument is the test name, which is shown when the test function fails.

test.only(testName, fun);

testName

Type: string

fun

Type: function

Run only these tests and ignore the rest.

// Test the actively developed function
test.only("add team", async() => {
  const team = await app.addTeam("Acme Inc.");
});

test.before(fun);

fun

Type: function

Run the given function before all the supplied tests.

// Remove all data prior to each run
test.before(async() => {
  await app.cluster.clearAll();
});

test.after(fun);

fun

Type: function

Run the given function when there is a failure or after all the tests have passed.

test.skip(testName?, fun?);

testName

Type: string

fun

Type: function

Skip the given function. Useful for omitting tests temporarily.

// Ignore slow, broken, or incomplete functions
test.skip("invite a friend", async() => {
  // TODO
});

test.run()

Run all the supplied tests.

Tests

# Run all tests, sequentially
npm test

# Test dependencies for latest versions
npm run test:dependencies

# Lint "src" directory
npm run test:lint

# Test this module
npm run test:lint-assert