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executable-stories-jest

v8.4.0

Published

BDD-style executable stories for Jest with documentation generation

Readme

executable-stories-jest

BDD-style executable stories for Jest with documentation generation. Uses Jest's native describe / it; step markers and optional callbacks register scenario metadata for the reporter.

Install

pnpm add -D executable-stories-jest executable-stories-formatters

Usage

Call story.init() at the start of any test that should appear in generated docs.

import { expect, it } from '@jest/globals';
import { story } from 'executable-stories-jest';

it('adds two numbers', () => {
  story.init();

  story.given('two numbers 5 and 3');
  const a = 5;
  const b = 3;

  story.when('I add them together');
  const result = a + b;

  story.then('the result is 8');
  expect(result).toBe(8);
});

Top-level step helpers are also exported for compatibility:

import { given, story, then, when } from 'executable-stories-jest';

it('logs in', () => {
  story.init();
  given('a registered user');
  when('valid credentials are submitted');
  then('the dashboard is shown');
});

Reporter

Add the reporter to Jest config.

export default {
  reporters: [
    'default',
    [
      'executable-stories-jest/reporter',
      {
        formats: ['markdown', 'html'],
        outputDir: 'docs',
        outputName: 'user-stories',
      },
    ],
  ],
};

Options match FormatterOptions from executable-stories-formatters. Optional rawRunPath writes raw run JSON for use with the executable-stories CLI.

Story Options

Pass options to story.init(options):

story.init({
  tags: ['smoke', 'auth'],
  ticket: 'AUTH-123',
  meta: { owner: 'platform' },
});

Supported options: tags, ticket, meta, traceUrlTemplate.

Developer Experience

  • API: story.init() plus story.given, story.when, story.then, story.and, story.but. Top-level step helpers are also exported.
  • Attach story to a plain test: call story.init() inside the Jest test() or it() callback. Scenario title comes from the Jest test title.
  • Rich docs: use story.note(), story.json(), story.code(), story.table(), story.mermaid(), and related doc methods.
  • Exports: main package exports story, top-level step helpers, and types. Reporter lives at executable-stories-jest/reporter.